Rangers now confirm they will SELL World-class star from this season for €4.5m after holding meeting with European giants – Player is expected to pack his bags and LEAVE

Cyriel Dessers’ future at Rangers may be influenced as Russell Martin gears up for the upcoming season at Ibrox.

The Nigerian international has been the Gers’ key figure in recent campaigns, but supporters have often been exasperated by his wastefulness in front of goal.

AEK Athens is keen to acquire Dessers during this summer transfer window, but it’s uncertain whether they can strike a deal that the Light Blues will agree to.

Martin might find himself with the centre-forward at Ibrox as certain obstacles have surfaced during discussions with the Greek club.

AEK don’t want to pay £4m for Dessers transfer from Rangers:

AEK want the Gers to lower their asking price for Dessers, according to Giannis Chorianopoulos.

The Sportime journalist revealed on X (June 18) that the Light Blues are looking to secure a fee of around £ 4 million for the 30-year-old’s exit from Ibrox.

It’s been claimed that the Bears haven’t reached a consensus with the Greek outfit, seemingly insisting on their valuation, as talks continue between the two clubs.

The Nigerian ace was the Glaswegian outfit’s top goalscorer last season, and it isn’t surprising to see them wanting a significant sum for him.

Dessers should be backup under Martin if he stays at Ibrox:

Dessers remains a divisive figure at Ibrox, with some fans pushing for his exit, while others argue he should stay for the next season.

There’s no question that the striker’s goal contributions last campaign were crucial on multiple occasions, but his erratic performances have consistently frustrated supporters.

Martin might be wiser to rely on Hamza Igamane as his primary number nine at the Light Blues, despite the youngster’s recent dip in form.

Rangers have likely discovered a promising talent in the Moroccan youngster after he burst onto the scene under Philippe Clement.

Igamane drew significant attention with his performances last season, though he found it challenging to earn consistent playing time under Barry Ferguson.

The 22-year-old needs encouragement to grow at the Glaswegian club, and Martin should place his trust in the young centre-forward.

If the Bears cannot move Dessers on this summer, he could still certainly serve as a reliable backup option, but the resolution of this situation remains uncertain.