Rangers have officially confirmed that striker Cyriel Dessers will be among three senior players released by the club when the current season concludes. The Nigerian forward, who joined Rangers from Cremonese last summer, will depart after just one season at Ibrox.
Dessers, 29, made a notable contribution during his time in Glasgow, scoring crucial goals in domestic competitions and helping Rangers challenge for silverware. However, despite flashes of quality, he struggled for consistency and was often the subject of mixed reviews from supporters.
In an official statement, Rangers thanked Dessers for his efforts and professionalism during his time at the club and wished him the best for his future career. Alongside Dessers, two other senior players — whose names are yet to be officially announced — will also leave as part of a broader squad restructuring under manager Philippe Clement.
Dessers’ departure opens the door for Rangers to refresh their attacking options ahead of next season, with the club expected to be active in the summer transfer market. Fans will be watching closely as Clement reshapes the squad to mount a stronger challenge for the Scottish Premiership title and European competition next term.
Further updates are expected in the coming.
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