After news broke that Rangers would consider offers for two of their key players, word of a Premier League bid for another of Steven Gerrard’s title winners also emerged.
The odds on Glen Kamara moving to England’s top flight are gradually shortening and his old club Arsenal are the latest to be credited with a solid interest, if they fail in their attempts to get other targets, as exclusively revealed by GIVEMESPORT:
“Arsenal remain interested in re-signing Glen Kamara and could priorities a move for the Rangers star if they continue to struggle to sign other midfield targets, GIVEMESPORT can exclusively reveal.
“Kamara – who formed a huge part of Steven Gerrard’s side to win the Scottish Premiership title – first emerged as a target back in April and has also attracted the interest of Everton and West Ham.
“An unnamed team in the Russian Premier League have also offered his representatives a lucrative move there.”
I’d be surprised if Kamara jumped at the first offer, regardless of how lucrative it is, a move back to the Premier League is surely his most likely destination especially when you consider he grew up in London and came through Arsenal’s academy.
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The Finland international impressed during the European Championships and despite only costing Rangers £50,000, he shouldn’t be sold for under his market value, again, Kris Ajer going to Brentford for over £13million should instantly rubbish any attempts of getting him for less that £15m.
Kamara is the perfect example of how our transfer policy should work, buy a rough diamond and polish them up before selling them at a huge profit further down the line, Ross Wilson has played a key role in getting players to the club, let’s see how good he is at getting big transfer fees.