The manager now wants his club to sign the “amazing” Rangers star who is favored by Clement

The European club's boss has now wanted his club to sign “amazing” Rangers star Philippe Clement, according to a worrying review.

Rangers transfer news

There have been plenty of transfer rumors emerging in recent weeks, with the Gers no doubt working hard to make their squad even stronger for next season.

Calvin Phillips has reportedly been tipped to replace John Lundstram at Ibrox, following a poor spell at Manchester City, followed by a disappointing loan spell at West Ham last season. It has cost the midfielder a place at Euro 2024, as he is out of Gareth Southgate's England plans, and he needs to rebuild his career.

In terms of outgoings, there could be a number of players leaving the Gers in the near future, with Sam Lammers linked with a move to Utrecht, who was on loan there until 2023/24. Fellow Eredivisie side FC Twente are believed to be interested in signing him.

Tom Lawrence's future is also up in the air, with the Welshman only having one year left on his current deal, with Besiktas and Ipswich Town said to be keen on summer moves. Giovanni van Bronckhorst wants to reunite at the start, and it looks like the former Rangers boss intends to bring in another ace for the Gers.

Managers want to sign “amazing” Rangers

In accordance with Pictures [via Sport Witness], Rangers are in danger of losing James Tavernier this summer, as Van Bronckhorst wants to take him to Besikas, as he took over as manager earlier this year. Taking over the Gers captaincy is one of his “first demands”.

The report is titled “all eyes on Tavernier”, and the Turkish side will “take action” and look to strike a deal within the coming weeks at the request of their new manager.

Losing Tavernier will be a concern for many Rangers fans, considering he has been one of the club's most popular players for a long time, proving to be a fantastic source of product from right-back. It is amazing that he has scored 133 goals and registered 135 assists in the team, reaching 524 games, which shows that he was an amazing player.

Clement respects his captain a lot, calling him “special” and his teammate Cyril Dessers has also praised him, saying in December: “He was already there, but he showed today that he is a living legend at this club. Today he shows that he can deliver in these moments – in the semi-final and now in the final. That speaks for him – he is an amazing player. An amazing player and captain.”

Granted, Tavernier is now 32 years old, so it may be tempting to cash in on him while he still has two years left on his current contract, but retaining his services is the best outcome.