Nigerian striker Cyriel Dessers arouses considerable interest among clubs from across Europe and the Middle East, with French, Spanish, Greek and Saudi teams competing for his signature. The Rangers have set their transfer tax to 8.6 billion (£4.5 million), as by Soccernet.ng. According to Rangers Review journalist Chris Jack, clubs from France and Spain have joined the Greek PAOK party to express their interest, while several Saudi clubs are following his situation closely.
The 29-year-old attacker had a mixed debut season with the Rangers, scoring 22 goals, but faced criticism for some of his performances. Despite occasional checks, his impressive number of goals was considered a triumph, especially when compared to Sam Lammers, another player signed during the same transfer window who fought and was then loaned to the Eredivisie. The Rangers seem to be willing to pay for desserts, given the increased interest rates. Although it is still an option to keep him as a second or third choice attacker, the club seems to be inclined to a sale.
Dessers has played for eight clubs over the past ten years, with matches in the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy and Scotland. His 16 goals in the Scottish Premier League last season are his best result in the Premier League. As the transfer window approaches, Dessers' career shows no signs of slowing down. With several clubs looking to acquire his services, it seems increasingly likely that he will be on the go again.
This transfer window will determine his next target as the Rangers are ready to make a decisive decision about his future. Meanwhile, football analyst Dan Bardell has urged the Glasgow Rangers to rethink the sale of desserts this summer. Bardell believes the Rangers could fight without the Super Eagles attacker, who has the potential to rely on his first season performance in the next campaign. As the clubs move and decisions are made, the football world is watching closely where Cyriel Dessers brings his know-how with goals.