Rangers and brighton rival over loan striker deal

Rangers and brighton rival over loan striker deal

IBrox Latest: Rangers and Brighton in negotiations to make on loan striker deal permanent.

Any team that has a player that scores every two games throughout the season will miss them.

The Rangers, including Abdallah Sima, are no exception.

The 22-year-old has unquestionably been one of the Light Blues’ best loan signings in terms of contribution.

It’s no surprise that Gers boss Philippe Clement wants to make his stay permanent.

The problem is that Premier League footballers don’t come cheap, and Rangers will have to pay for Abdallah Sima.

This raises some doubts about a story claiming that a club record could be broken.

Can the Rangers make the permanent Abdallah Sima deal work?

According to The Inside Track podcast, Brighton values Sima at between £10-15 million.

This is roughly the same amount Dick Advocaat paid for Tore Andre Flo.

and said that Champions League participation may seal the deal.

This isn’t the early 2000s, however.

There are two further reasons why such a charge does not appear to be feasible, even with Champions League funds.

Mohammed Diomande and Oscar Cortes.

Mohammed Diomande and Oscar Cortes.

Technically, the two January signings are on loan until the summer, but we have an obligation to buy Diomande for £4.3 million and the option to buy Cortes.

The fee for Cortes has not been disclosed, and it may not have been pre-arranged, but Lens paid approximately £3.8 million for his services last summer and will most certainly want their money back.

The Colombian may be injured, but he has made enough of an impression to suggest that he could be a bargain at that price.

We’ve also learned that Fabio Silva is equally effective on the left side; in fact, he’s stronger there than in the middle.

His father has already discussed another loan spell, which may be

Technically, the two January signings are on loan until the summer, but we have an obligation to buy Diomande for £4.3 million and the option to buy Cortes.

The fee for and it may not have been pre-arranged, but Lens paid approximately £3.8 million for his services last summer and will most certainly want their money back.

The Colombian may be injured, but he has made enough of an impression to suggest that he could be a bargain at that price.

We’ve also learned that Fabio Silva is equally effective on the left side; in fact, he’s stronger there than in the middle.

His father has already negotiated another loan spell; it’s possible that he comes back up to

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