Rangers rake in £3m as transfer news emerges from Ibrox

Rangers received around £3million from the sale of Sam Lammers who sealed a permanent move to FC Twente, according to David Edgar.

 

Initially, it was thought that the 27-year-old had been sold for £4million, but the Heart and Hand host has issued a clarification.

Gers secured Lammers’ services for a reported £3.5million fee [BBC] so have made a loss on the Dutch attacker.

 

Via X, Edgar wrote: “Nah less than that mate, sorry. 3ish.”

 

Rangers should have made a profit from Sam Lammers’ sale

The sale of Lammers to FC Twente for around £3million represents a financial loss for Gers, who initially acquired him for £3.5million.

This deal is particularly disappointing given the 27-year-old’s impressive performance during his loan spell at FC Utrecht, where he emerged as one of the top scorers in the Eredivisie. H

 

is goal-scoring prowess in the Dutch league should have bolstered his value, making it reasonable for Rangers to expect a higher transfer fee.

Twente’s decision to sign Lammers based on his Eredivisie form indicates that his market value had risen.

However, Gers failed to capitalise on this opportunity and negotiate a deal that would have at least recouped their initial investment, if not made a profit.

This outcome highlights a missed chance for the Ibrox outfit to offset their financial loss and potentially reinvest the funds in strengthening their squad.

 

In other Rangers news, a club president has green-signalled the exit of a player as Gers have issued a “significant” bid to sign him.

 

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