Rangers striker Cyriel Dessers is reportedly seeking an exit from Ibrox due to limited playing time. The 30-year-old Nigerian international has seen his starting opportunities diminish, with Hamza Igamane emerging as the preferred choice in attack. Dessers has made just one league start since December, leading him to consider his future at the club.
In a recent interview, Dessers expressed his desire for regular first-team football, stating, “I’m at a great club, but I’m 30 years old and want to play every week. Preferably at Rangers. If there are different feelings about that internally, then we need to talk.”
Rangers are reportedly open to offers for Dessers, with the club willing to consider a permanent transfer during the winter window. Italian side Cagliari has shown interest, preferring a loan deal with an option to buy; however, Rangers are seeking an immediate transfer.
Despite limited appearances, Dessers has maintained a respectable goal tally, netting seven times in 20 Scottish Premiership matches this season. He also showcased his scoring ability with a hat-trick in the 5-0 Scottish Cup victory over Fraserburgh on January 19.
As the transfer window progresses, Dessers’ situation remains fluid, with potential suitors monitoring his availability. Both the player and Rangers will be keen to resolve his future promptly, ensuring that all parties can move forward effectively.
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