Rangers must ditch Glen Kamara

Glasgow Rangers’ season has gone from dangerous to worse following their weekend draw in opposition to Livingston at Ibrox.

The dropped factors imply Celtic now lead by 4 within the Scottish Premiership and, with a Champions League tie arising on Wednesday night in opposition to Serie A leaders Napoli, the prognosis isn’t trying good for Giovanni van Bronckhorst and his facet.

There have been far too many passengers within the present squad who aren’t contributing sufficient regardless of their inflated wage packets, with Glen Kamara being one among them.

Kamara should go

Having been an integral a part of Rangers’ title win in 2021, in addition to throughout their Europa League closing run final season, the £30k-per-week midfielder hasn’t performed almost sufficient this season to justify this hefty weekly wage.

Former supervisor Steven Gerrard as soon as dubbed Kamara a “monster” however he has grow to be a shadow of the participant the Ibrox devoted have identified over the earlier three and a half seasons.

Kamara has solely began two Premiership video games this season, averaging a poor SofaScore score of a mere 6.45 and taking simply 21 touches per match as he struggles to make an impression beneath the Dutchman.

His Champions League shows have been even worse, boasting a median SofaScore match score of simply 5.63, and from a participant who often relishes the massive events in Europe – scoring in opposition to RB Leipzig within the semi-final final season – it’s a exceptional fall from grace.

The Ibrox facet worth the participant at £10m and so they had a bunch of potential suitors sniffing round in the course of the summer time switch window.

Ligue 1 facet Good arguably got here closest to prising him away from Glasgow, as they had been reportedly able to match the asking value, nonetheless, a transfer didn’t materialise.

If the Dutchman thought this curiosity may reinvigorate his performances then he was sorely mistaken and the membership should ruthlessly promote him in January.

It stays to be seen whether or not or not these woeful shows and lack of sport time can have any influence on curiosity in the course of the winter window, but when a bid close to £10m arrives, the Gentle Blues should settle for and make a revenue on the midfielder – as Kamara has been nameless to date this season.