After a difficult start in life in Ibrox, Russell Martin should abandon a flop of the Rangers whom he has already played five times in all the competitions this season.
The Rangers confirm the sale of Jefte
The Gers could not have asked for a much more frustrating start for what is supposed to be a new era. They have not yet won in Scottish first and now have a foot of the Champions League after a 3-1 defeat in the hands of Club Brugge. The Belgian team ran in an advance of 3-0 in 20 minutes in Ibrox and has only become again by Danilo’s effort in the second period.
Despite his explosion after the draw of his team’s opening day against Motherwell, Martin chose to adopt a different approach after Tuesday’s evening humables against Club Brugge – reiterating the pride he has for his part for the way they reacted.
“It is so difficult that it will never be for players on the field. I am proud of the way they reacted. We concede a crazy goal and do not answer well enough. Then we conceive of anxiety and make decisions based on despair.
“The match plan came out through the window.
While the former boss of Southampton has chosen to remain positive with his words, he has since been ruthlessly acted on the transfer market to sell the left back in difficulty Jefte.
The Gers confirmed the news that the Brazilian finished a move to Palmeiras, who coincides with the arrival of the new left back Jayden Meghoma. This is the type of decision to which Ibrox may need to get used to, with Martin apparently in a bad mood to keep the passengers of his Rangers team.
Martin expected to abandon Bajrami
According to Albanan Outlet Gazeta Blic, Martin is now ready to abandon Nedim Bajrami ruthlessly this month. The attacker midfielder was excluded from the Rangers team to face the Brugge club and would have been shown the door by the Gers a year since his arrival for high costs of 3.5 million pounds Sterling.
After scoring the opening goal in the 4-2 victory of the Rangers against Alloa Athletic in the League Cup recently, the former man of Sassuolo may have thought that he had done enough to keep his place, but a fast outing would continue now.
Even this objective is not enough to mask what has been a difficult year for Bajrami in the Rangers and it is now, finally, intended to become one of the many transfer flops signed by Philippe Clement.
After only five appearances under Martin, the midfielder should go to the exit door with a little less than two weeks to secure a distance from the Scottish giants.
