Rangers really need to get their act together if they are to be successful this season, on the pre-season showings, they are a long way off.
One area of the park that still needs to be upgraded is midfield with Connor Barron and Mohamed Diomande battling on their own to put out fires and get their team up the park.
It’s one thing to have no objectives, but there has also been an absence of control. However, with the news that the Rangers have resubmitted an offer for Joan Jordan of Sevilla, good news may be on the way.
Rangers go back in for Joan Jordan
The club informed Jordán’s representatives of its intention, thinking that his cycle had ended. It has been very clear to him. They have known this since… I think before. The 30-year-old has been deemed surplus to requirements as the Spaniards flirted with the authorities: “They have been told that they are not part of the project. We respect their contracts, but it is better for them to choose other options.”
In a meeting with the club, his representative received explicit instructions. After Fabrizio Romano’s original approach was turned down, it became clear that Rangers might strike it fortunate with a price that was around half of the player’s salary.
Fernando Serrano of Bombonera Insider, a Sevilla website, claims that Nils Koppen is adamant about getting his man:
Sevilla FC has received a fresh offer from Rangers regarding Joan Jordan’s loan. “They would now be accountable for a higher percentage of the salary.” According to reports, that amount has increased to 40% of his weekly income of £69,000, or £27,000.
Jordan signing could be the start of Rangers rebuild
Jordan is just the kind of experienced player Philippe Clement needs on his team. Someone who can maintain order, control the game, and let the people with longer legs run the show. Given the players that appear certain to depart, the manager may need to think about adjusting his lineup. Todd Cantwell has asked to leave, Ianis Hagi is slated to be sold, and Tom Lawrence has lost what little pace he has and is rumored to be moving to England.
Leaving Alex Lowry as the only number 10 for the Rangers. Without someone who is a natural in that capacity, you cannot play this system. Jordan should start at the base of midfield, and Barron, Diomande, and Nicolas Raskin can press farther up the field after that. They are more than capable of moving around. Joan Jordan walks into Clement’s team and, more crucially, he would walk into the one across the city as well, proving that the Rangers need more talent.
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