As Rangers’ new sporting director prepares to take up his role at Ibrox, there are several key players he must meet with immediately. Here are five Rangers stars who should be invited into his office on day one:
1. Ryan Kent: The winger has been one of Rangers’ most consistent performers in recent seasons, and his pace and skill on the wing have been a major threat to opposing teams. The new sporting director must sit down with Kent to discuss his future at the club and determine whether he is committed to staying at Ibrox.
2. Glen Kamara: The Finnish midfielder has been a revelation since joining Rangers, and his partnership with Steven Davis in the middle of the park has been instrumental in the team’s success. The new sporting director must meet with Kamara to discuss his contract situation and determine whether he is willing to extend his stay at Ibrox.
3. Alfredo Morelos: The Colombian striker has been a prolific goalscorer for Rangers, but his disciplinary record has been a concern. The new sporting director must sit down with Morelos to discuss his behavior on and off the pitch and determine whether he is committed to being a key player for the team.
4. James Tavernier: The English defender has been one of Rangers’ most consistent performers in recent seasons, and his leadership and experience have been invaluable to the team. The new sporting director must meet with Tavernier to discuss his role as captain and determine whether he is committed to staying at Ibrox.
5. Ianis Hagi: The Romanian midfielder has been a key player for Rangers since joining the club, and his creativity and skill on the pitch have been a major asset. The new sporting director must sit down with Hagi to discuss his future at the club and determine whether he is committed to staying at Ibrox.
These five players are crucial to Rangers’ success, and the new sporting director must meet with them immediately to discuss their futures and determine whether they are committed to staying at Ibrox. By doing so, he can get a better understanding of the team’s dynamics and make informed decisions about the club’s future.