Since Cyriel possess the Ibrox's own until the end of the season, at least the rangers' fans will wait for their activity burst just before the transfer deadline was not simply a case that the striker is put In the store window.
The fabulous goal in Old Trafford, his excellent performance against Union Saint-Gilloise when he did as much as anyone to push the Philippe Clement team for the last 16 of the Europa League, Wonder's attack that sealed the three points in Tannadice … This did not seem to be the same man who has flown him too often for those of a light blue persuasion.
Now the poses agent states that Nigeria's international did not have less than ten offers to leave the Clement team before the window closed.
Then, after a late polishing of his reputation last month, why did he not leave? Why didn't you take the opportunity to leave all those detractors behind?
It turns out that it was a case of most suitors who just wanted to prove the loan goods, instead that the rangers receive a decent offer from a club willing to risk permanently.
After the interest reported of several parts in series A and the MLS, the possess representative, Stijn Francis, said: 'It had ten offers, but the market is much more difficult at that time. Many wanted to rent it, but the rangers just wanted to sell. And that is not ideal for the player's approach.
Philippe Clement could not take off Cyriel's breakdown because the suitors only loved him on loan
The poses agent said there were ten offers for the player after his goal in wonder in Old Trafford
The desperators will stay in the Rangers for time, with the summer exit, it remains a possibility
So that is, then, although the door clearly remains open for a summer movement.
Now that the poses approach has worsened, the supporters of the Rangers will anticipate more of the sparkling form that helped illuminate the days before the closure of the winter window.
The 30 -year -old striker seemed a safe bet for a game when he slipped behind Hamza Igamane and the now injured Danilo in the hierarchical order.
It is time for him to show suffering support from what it is consistently.
Cameron to Ibrox has more than a football brain
Lyall Cameron will be determined to become one of the bright lights in the center of the Rangers field when he joins them from Dundee in the summer.
What seems safe is that the young Scottish will be one of the brightest sparks of his dressing room.
When I was fighting to get a game while I was borrowed from The Dark Blues to Peterhead a few years ago, his gloomy prospects in the professional game pushed him to enroll in an open university degree.
“I started doing mathematics and economics at the university because you never know what could happen,” he explained recently.
The star of Duendee, Lyall Cameron, obtained an open university degree when her perspectives in the game were gloomy
Duende's player has demonstrated such a brilliant spark in the launch that is now moving to Rangers
'It's something totally different to focus sometimes. I never trapped in football.
'I never get too high if I have a good game or too low if I have a bad game. It takes you away from him and makes you concentrate on something else and you can enter the next game with a clear head. '
Rangers have clearly signed it for their soccer brain as well.
One of the stars of the Dundee promotion season last year, the tiny midfielder admits that he has always been driven by the desire to demonstrate that his doubts are wrong.
“I think I had many people to show that it was wrong, with my size and things,” he added.
'One who goes into my head is immediately Antoine Griezmann, obviously has still done much better than me in football, well enough!
'They told him at an early age that was also too small. I think it's always going to be one thing, right?
'People see your side physical and automatically a cross against your name, but I think you just need to prove that they are wrong and work as hard as the guy who is by your side and make as many cups as the guy who is next to your side and try and try to do well. '
Matondo needs to overcome those mysterious' obstacles in Ibrox
The rabbi from the end of the Rangers, Matondo, could hardly have asked for a better debut after sealing his loan movement to Hannover 96.
Rabbi Matondo had a perfect start with the goal for Hanover 96 against Hamburg
The 24 -year -old International came as a substitute against Hamburg last Sunday and immediately put his new team in front.
If it had not been for a late draw, it would have been the perfect beginning for Matondo, who seems to enjoy the change of landscape.
In an Instagram post later, he talked about it was a great moment for his family, before adding: “It has been a difficult season so far would not be with all kinds of obstacles thrown, but I suppose it is life sometimes.”
Obstacles? Matondo had his Ibrox injury problems, that's safe, but his comment was cryptic enough to leave many wondering exactly what he meant.
Certainly, the player who cost the Rangers about £ 3 million in 2022 never justified the disbursement and has been in doubt that he has no future with Philippe Clement.
Hannover has the option to buy Matondo at the end of the season, with £ 1 million that is believed to be the required rate, but they will only do it if they win the promotion of Bundesliga 2.
Currently sixth in the table, five points behind Koln, they have land to invent. If Matondo does not want an uncomfortable return to Ibrox in the summer, when there will still be a year of his contract that is executed, he knows what he needs to do.
This was a less than divine debut for the loan ranger
Adam Devine will not forget last Saturday in a hurry. The young Full-back Rangers finished a loan agreement, made a debut for his new club and was expelled in the space of a few crazy hours.
In the morning, Queen's Park confirmed that they had signed the 21 -year -old product of the Rangers Youth Academy with a contract that will last until the end of the season.
Adam Devine was sent to his loan debut for Queen's Park against the Airdrieonians
Early in the afternoon, he was appointed in the initial alignment of Callum Davidson for a League game in Airdrie, whose battle against the descent has taken a turn in recent weeks.
At the end of a 2-1 defeat in which his perfect inch pass had established an equalizer for Josh Scott, Devine was sent in the most controversial circumstances.
The referee had refused to grant a penalty in the detention time to Queen's Park when the high boot of defender Lewis McGregor caught Devine in the head. Davidson then described him as a 'kung-fu kick'.
Devine, reserved in the first half, protested with the referee and was quickly sent. Davidson was also loaded with red for complaining about the climax to a match in which his team had granted two penalties.
Outside the scene in Ibrox since Philippe Clement took over, Devine moved to obtain a very necessary game time in the last six months of his contract. Let's say that a suspension after an appearance is not what I had in mind.
Potter clearly has the magical touch with women who persecute acute
While it is a bit early to say that they are approaching an acute domestic historical, Jo Potter and his rangers players are still competing for each trophy in Scotland.
Having reached the final of the Sky Sports Cup by knocking Celtic last month, they are now up to the quarterfinals of the Scottish Cup thanks to a blow of Montrose 7-0 on Sunday.
Three goals in the first half, followed by four in the second, swept their opponents of Angus and established a final draw with the Spartans, scheduled to play on Broadwood on March 9.
Even better, Potter was able to make seven changes, rest some players and experiment with one or two tactical changes, including a switch that caused Jodi McLeary to operate in the center of the central field.
Jo Potter transmits his message to the Rangers players, and they are clearly taking it on board
The Rangers manager is still a cry of directing his team to a triple historical
The seven goals took the account of the Rangers to 26 in their last four games. Mia Mcaulay and Kirsty Howard scored two each, while Chelsea Cornet, River Hardy and Katie Wilkinson also put on the score sheet.
As Potter admitted later, he establishes the Rangers very well for the end of a race for the title in which they are just two points of the joint leaders Glasgow City and Celtic.
“It was important that we used our team and use it very well,” Potter said. 'The players who entered made excellent and made a really good show.
'We are in the hat for both cups, which is excellent for us. We just have to make sure we continue what we need to do and maintain that form in motion. Driving the division, it will be vital.