Five clubs want to sign Ranger Slippers now

Glasgow Rangers head coach Russell Martin will bring new games to Ibrox at the start of the 2025/26 campaign.

The former Scottish International team’s style of playing team will allow Gers to hope to dominate possession and break the team the next semester.

However, in order to build a team that fits the way the former Southampton manager wants to play, there will be some players who have to move on to make room for recruits.

One player who looks to be planning to get rid of Ibrox is central defender Robin Propper, as he recently reported in his home country that he has agreed to a deal to return to a three-year contract.

The Wanderer Review also recently claimed that the Dutch giant is “promising” to leave the club, an interest in Leicester City central defender Conor Coady, who could serve as his replacement.

Why selling Robin Propper is a good move for the wanderer

The proposed move back to the football club is a good move for the Rangers and a great move for the defender as he didn’t settle down well on the field.

Propper did not do enough in acting, showing that he was ready for the Scottish Premier League body, which was evident early in his career in Glasgow.

In December 2024, the centre-back lost his duel 100% (2/2) and replaced St. Johnstone in half, which led to him being criticized by former Gers midfielder Derek Ferguson.

BBC Sportssound Pundit said: “Propper is struggling. He has been speaking out over the past few weeks because he found it tough in our league. He has been asked a question all the time. It’s worrying when you see him struggling that way. Looking at body language – he’s looking for a way.”

As you can see in the table above, the 31-year-old centre-back also struggled with European football’s body in the Europa League as he lost most of his duels on the deck and in the air.

These statistics and criticism of his in the Premier League fully illustrate why the decision to let him move back to the Netherlands is a great choice for all concerned.

Propper may not be the only frontline player to move forward from Ibrox before the Martin era officially started on the court, as another DUD attracted interest from elsewhere.

Five teams focus on Rangers’ trading progress

According to daily records, many teams expressed interest in Rangers winger Ross McCausland during the summer transfer window.

The report claims that Cincinnati FC, Plymouth Argyle, Cardiff City, Basel and Ohio Luwen are all focusing on potential waste at Northern Ireland International.

It noted that they were all consistent with his situation at Ibrox to enter the summer, which showed great interest in clubs around the world and in the UK.

The Daily Record adds that McCaulan is eager to stay with the Rangers and wants to be part of the Martin program, but the Scottish head coach may be willing to listen to offers from college graduates.

It reveals that the former Norwich city centre-back is still evaluating the team and has not made a final decision, meaning the attacker’s future is still airing.

But the Wanderer must take advantage of McCaulan’s level of interest, with five teams holding him up and cashing out this summer.

Why selling McCosland is as important as a propper

As mentioned, it’s a good call to sell the propper, as he’s not delivered on the court, while the light blue requires greater strength and quality in that area of ​​the park to succeed under a successful leadership next season.

Since becoming a first-team breakthrough under Philippe Clement in 2023, McCausland has failed to prove he is outstanding enough to be a key player in the Scottish Giants’ advancement.

The 21-year-old attacker showed some hope at times, including scoring his first goal for the club in the Europa League in the clip above, but didn’t last much in the final third.

McCausland has scored 3 goals so far and has provided 6 assists in 44 Premier League appearances and has scored 7 goals and 7 assists in all first team games.

As you can see in the table above, Northern Ireland’s Dud ended his 2024/25 campaign, with no goal showing his efforts in the league and he has as many red cards as he scored goals.

McCausland was once described as a “explosive” player by talent scout Jacek Kulig, but hasn’t moved on since it exploded to the first team scene at Ibrox. The winger went from being an exciting young talent to another player like Propper who needed to be replaced.

In short, the GERS Academy graduate is not able to provide enough ability in front of his goal to be a key offensive figure in Martin’s advance, indicating his lack of final products in the Premier League, which is why selling him is as important as selling Propper.

This could provide a new Rangers manager with another winger in the summer transfer window, hoping that any new recruit can provide more goals and assists to win important points for the team to move forward.

However, now Kevin Thelwell and Martin are going to provide and find the best solution with all interested parties.