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Daily Record wheels out fresh Ibrox legend to warn fans ahead of transfer despair

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Stuart McCall is softening up Ibrox fans for the cut-price departure of some star names. 

With fees in Dembele Dollars being thrown around there is absolutely no interest outside of Scottish media circles in the squad that was put together by Steven Gerrard. 

Alfredo Morelos has been at the centre of most speculation but when the source of interest from Sevilla is a PR release from a bookmaker you know things are bleak. 

Similar tales have been spun about Joe Aribo and Ryan Kent. Inviting bids in the region of £5-6m might have smoked out some interest but £10m plus or the £25m fee that Celtic picked up for Kieran Tierney has ensured that clubs look elsewhere. 

Transfer guru Ross Wilson has had a miserable time of it, bracing fans for bad news McCall told Daily Record readers that retaining three goal Ryan Kent has to be the priority: 

I’d say there are more centre forwards out there than guys who can go and really open up a game the way Kent can. He’s such an exciting talent when games are tight. He’s a player you look to and think he can make something happen. 

These days we don’t see so many wide players with that ability to come inside and play off the front. But looking across Europe, I think it’s probably a lot easier to find strikers who could come to Scotland and score 20 goals a season. 

As good as Morelos has been, I’d think I’d choose Kent because he’s a match winner. As for Aribo, he’s a fantastic talent but he’s just played 70 games last season for club and country. 

That’s my worry – the burnout factor. He had a purple patch at the start of the season where he was just fantastic. But for me he just hasn’t kicked on since coming back from the AFCON. 

Bringing in £10-12m for Morelos and Aribo won’t go down well with loyal bears- unless Wilson can come up with replacements of the quality of Kyogo Furuhashi, Giorgos Giakoumas, Reo Hatate and Matt O’Riley who cost Celtic less than £10m in transfer fees. 

Over the last week Barry Ferguson, Alex Rae and Kenny Miller have all been brought in by the Record to discuss transfer tumbleweed.

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  • Tony B says:

    Eeh bah goom tha’s talkin pish bollocks and shite to keep the gullibillies happy.

    There’s nowt as dumb as a HOON!

  • John Copeland says:

    Oh stuff the fish suppers! We’re here for the banter! The Glesga’ banter !!!

  • John mcghee says:

    The Ranjurs i know are dead thats afact and not a lie every paper and every news channel reported that rfc 1872 got LIQUIDATED 2012 so why after 12 years now the story has changed because the corrupt sfa.spfl cant do without there team in blue and thats all it is a team in blue playing at cheating liebrox kidding on its the same club only for the 5way agreement which the corrupt sfa.spfl made up to make it look good to now the sevco fans who think there watching oldco deadco you couldn’t make this up but in mason scotland they surely can anything for the blue pound eh Scottish football is corrupt and its embarrassing listen to EBT cheats aswell saying what a country scotland is hope we get independence and get scotland rid of the shite..honest

  • John S says:

    I don’t see any clubs going over £2M-£3M for any of the players mentioned and, even then, at a stretch.

  • Andrew Mcghee says:

    Geeksy,Steve Davis. Goldson,we torn face from Columbia,same old faces,Aribo Kent,Kamara add them to the list,the nobody wants club.
    We Barrie out today making stories about £50 million in the bank to buy superstars.I’m loving it,

    We Never Stop!!!!!!!!!

  • Thomas Daly says:

    I take it the tarnished pennies well has run dry,KARMA,pay the face painter and HMRC’s monies back to society,then things may change for 2012

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