Ibrox legend hopes the recruitment drive doesn’t ignore Scottish talent as Rangers look to strengthen.
I was thrilled when Raskin initially arrived. His early performances showed a lot of promise, but after the new management took over, he sustained a few injuries, making his play quite inconsistent. However, in the past few weeks, he has returned and displayed indications that he is a fine football player—not in a way that left me in awe.
There is a football player there who can be improved, and he is only 23. He possesses the fundamentals: he can pass the ball, engage in tackles and scuffles without hesitation, and it appears that he can move fairly well across the field. Enjoying his beak is important, but when he returns, he wants to make sure he is pushing his way into the centre. It serves as any team’s engine room. He must seize this opportunity now.
Make time, or break it? Most likely. If he has another inconsistent season, his career with the Rangers could end. Conversely, Diomande will only continue to get stronger and more proficient. I genuinely adore him. When he made his debut against Aberdeen at Ibrox, I was seated in the stands. I could see he had something special about him after just ten minutes of play.
He is agile, skilled with the ball, knows his way around the pitch and has a sense of purpose. I predict that the upcoming season of Diomande will be even better. He appears to be eager to learn and to have a great positive attitude.
He is the kind of guy that may eventually bring in a sizable sum of money for the Rangers. It is well worth the £4.5 million fee. He’s been a true gem. In the next weeks, hopefully, a few more will be discovered.
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