As Rangers prepare for a bold new era under the leadership of Giovanni van Bronckhorst, it’s clear that some players will be left behind. The Dutch manager has made it clear that he expects his team to be competing at the highest level, and that means some players will have to step up their game or face the consequences.
According to reports, five players in particular have been deemed not good enough for Rangers’ ambitious plans. These players have been told that they are free to leave the club, either permanently or on loan, as Van Bronckhorst looks to reshape his squad.
The five players in question are all experienced professionals, but they have struggled to make an impact at Rangers. They include two defenders, a midfielder, and two forwards, all of whom have been told that they are surplus to requirements.
While the news may come as a blow to the players involved, it’s clear that Van Bronckhorst is determined to build a team that can compete with the best in Scotland and beyond. Rangers have been investing heavily in their squad in recent years, and the manager is keen to get the best out of his players.
The departure of these five players will also free up space in the squad for new signings. Rangers have been linked with several top players in recent weeks, and it’s likely that Van Bronckhorst will look to bring in some fresh talent to strengthen his team.
As Rangers head into this bold new era, it’s clear that the manager is willing to make tough decisions to get the best out of his team. The departure of these five players may be a blow to them personally, but it’s a necessary step for the club to take if they want to achieve their ambitious goals.
The Rangers fans will be eagerly watching to see how the team shapes up in the coming weeks and months. With Van Bronckhorst at the helm, they will be hoping for a successful season and a return to the top of Scottish football. The departure of these five players may be just the start of an exciting new chapter for the club.