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Gers set for £10m fight for “absolute steal” after transfer fee “revealed”

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Glen Kamara has been attracting interest from some of European football’s biggest clubs for some time now and with the likes of Leeds United and Borussia Dortmund rumoured to be keeping an eye on the Finland international, Rangers will face a fight to keep a hold of one of their key assets.

A recent report claimed that the Light Blues had base valuation of £10million for the 25-year old and despite the paltry figure that was paid to sign him from Dundee, Alan Hutton, speaking to Football Insider believes that the “asking price” would still be a bargain.

“He’s not just an international, he’s a standout for Finland.

“That, with his European performances and how he’s playing in the league, regularly, week in, week out, is of a high level.

“They obviously bought him for £50,000 so £10million is a massive plus for Rangers. He’s a key asset and they won’t want to let him go on the cheap, that’s for sure.

“They’re looking for the most money possible if he’s to move on. For me, £10million would be an absolute steal.

“He’s a young player who’s only growing in confidence and getting better with each game.”

Hutton is right, just because we got him for almost the same price as Shane Duffy’s weekly wage, it doesn’t mean that we should undervalue him, as he says – he’s not just an international, he is a standout for his country who are going to the European Championships.

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Kamara also often saves his best performances for the Europa League – not that he can’t be bothered with domestic football by the way – the greater technical level suits him and it gives potential suitors a glimpse of what he could bring to their side.

With all the recent talk about Alfredo Morelos being the one to break Rangers record transfer fee, don’t be surprised if it is broken, but not by El Bufalo, but by a player destined to light up a major tournament in the summer – the best £50, 000 ever spent.

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