Rangers urged to make January move for star ‘better’ than £4.5m Ibrox man

Rangers could sign Cyrille Dessers in an upgrade deal if Groningen’s former Motherwell talisman Kevin van Veen returns to the Scottish Premier League during the January transfer window.
Following this sensational interview earlier this week, Kevin Van Veen spoke to RTV Nord and distanced himself from the quote reported in the Scottish Sun which suggested he was in the midst of a previous crisis.
I did my best to put it down.
Mediated a dispute with Groningen coach Dirk Lookin.

“This is a newspaper that seems to be trying to create clickbait and a situation around me,” Van Veen protested.
But it may be telling that the 32-year-old has not made any move to distance himself from the comments that have caught the attention of many Rangers fans.
In the same interview, Van Veen admitted there was “definitely an interest in me from Rangers” before the well-traveled striker left Motherwell for the Dutch second division side last summer.
And with Van Veen also opening the door to a possible return to the Premier League, this is an opportunity that Philippe Clement’s challengers should definitely take advantage of.
Cyriel Dessers in particular, despite some improvement in recent weeks, is still unconvincing.

Will Rangers return to replace Kevin van Veen?
“From what I’ve seen, [Van Veen] is better than Dessers,” claimed former Scotland international James McFadden in an interview with Open Goal.
A late bloomer, Van Veen previously played for Northampton Town and Scunthorpe United, scoring 40 goals in 83 games for Motherwell.
Last year, he scored 25 goals in the Scottish top flight and was nominated for the category’s Player of the Year award.

And former Rangers player Derek Ferguson can’t understand why his former employers didn’t move Van Veen when they could sign him for just £500,000.
Around £4m less than what the Glasgow giants ended up spending on Dessers.
His 25 goals in the Scottish Premiership “We’ll take him right away.
I don’t understand why they didn’t use him at the beginning of the season, but it was Michael Beale,” sighs Ferguson.
arrived.
“I think he’s good enough.
He believes that he is enough and that is the most important thing.
he will think.
“If they bring me back and I can score goals, I can move to the Rangers team.
” “Have you seen previous seasons where he didn’t score that many goals?
?His general game, connection game and everything else.
.it was in a different class.