‘Don’t Sell Dessers’ — Bardelli Warns Rangers

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  • July 1, 2024
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Sky sports presenter, Dan Bardelli has warned Rangers against selling forward Cyriel Dessers this summer.

Rangers are reportedly on the verge of selling the Nigeria international to Greek Super Lig champions PAOK Salonica.

Bardelli, who is also a presenter on talkSPORTs reckoned the Gers would be making a big mistake by allowing the striker leave the club.

“It’s always a risk letting a player go who has already proven that they can score goals and replacing them. I don’t think Rangers can lose many more goals from their side, but with Dessers leaving, they would lose a large proportion,” Bardelli said in an interview with Ibrox News.

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“When signing a new forward, there’s no guarantee it will work out better than him. Rangers must be careful because goal scorers come at a premium, and every club is looking for a number nine.

“The number nine market is harder than it’s probably ever been, so it is a risk for Rangers. If they bring someone new in, they’ve got to get it right.”

Dessers joined Rangers from Italian club, Cremonese last summer.

The 29-year-old registered 22 goals and nine assists in 54 outings for the Gers last season.

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