Journalists have been sharing their verdict on Rangers’ transfer budget, with the recent signing of goalkeeper, Filip Cerny, sparking debate about the club’s spending power.
According to reports, Rangers paid a significant fee to sign Cerny from his previous club, with some estimates suggesting that the transfer cost in excess of £1 million.
Journalist and Rangers expert, Andy Newport, has shared his thoughts on the transfer, stating that the fee paid for Cerny is a significant investment for the club. Newport believes that the signing of Cerny demonstrates Rangers’ commitment to strengthening their squad and competing with Celtic for domestic honors.
However, not all journalists are convinced that Rangers’ transfer budget is sufficient to compete with their Glasgow rivals. Journalist and football expert, Michael Gannon, has expressed concerns that Rangers’ spending power is still limited compared to Celtic.
Gannon points out that Celtic have consistently spent more than Rangers in recent transfer windows, and that this disparity in spending power could ultimately impact on the teams’ performance on the pitch.
Despite these concerns, Rangers manager, Steven Gerrard, has expressed his satisfaction with the club’s transfer business, stating that he is happy with the players that he has brought in.
Gerrard believes that Rangers have made significant progress in recent transfer windows, and that the club is now better equipped to compete with Celtic for domestic honors.
The debate about Rangers’ transfer budget is likely to continue, with some journalists arguing that the club needs to spend more to compete with Celtic, while others believe that Gerrard has done well with the resources available to him.
Ultimately, the success of Rangers’ transfer business will be judged on the pitch, with the team’s performance in the Scottish Premiership and other competitions providing the ultimate verdict on the club’s spending.
As the transfer window closes, Rangers fans will be hoping that their team has done enough to strengthen their squad and compete with Celtic for domestic honors. Only time will tell if Gerrard’s transfer business has been successful.