“Lundstram to Trabzonspor Rumor Gathers Pace: Update on Rangers Midfielder’s Potential Move to Turkish Club Fuels Transfer Speculation”
Ertugrul Dogan, the president of Trabzonspor, responded to a question regarding Rangers player John Lundstram.
Given that both players’ contracts expire at the end of the current campaign, Borna Barisic has also been mentioned as a potential addition to the Turkish team.
Dogan, nevertheless, insisted that all will be finished in the upcoming days while refusing to acknowledge that the two players are under observation.
On May 1, he stated through the Daily Record: “It would not be appropriate for me to reveal identities here. While some names are correct, some are not. Regarding the names named, however, all I can tell is that we are collaborating with Abdullah Avci, the manager. Most of the transfers for the upcoming season are scheduled to be finished in the coming days.
The goal is to enter the season with a roster that has been accepted for the pre-season camp by the complete technical team. As a result, we and our manager’s team are moving that portion of the job along swiftly.The difficult part is over. Our goal is to soon provide the Trabzonspor supporters with positive news.
Borna Barisic and John Lundstram of the Rangers are expected to go.
Dogan made hints that they will wrap up the most of their transfer business in the next few days, which is consistent with rumours that Lundstram and the Turkish club have reached an agreement on a three-year contract.
Moreover, the president’s remarks regarding their goal to begin the season with a ready-made roster and their collaboration with the manager imply that the acquisition of Lundstram and potentially Barisic is close to completion.
The fact that Lundstram’s contract at Ibrox expires this summer and the president of Trabzonspor made a cryptic admission about their interest in the two players further increase the possibility of the trade.
Because of his major accomplishments, Lundstram’s possible departure from the club could leave a vacuum in the team.
But Gers shouldn’t hang onto him if he decides he doesn’t want to stay at Ibrox any longer.
Keeping a non-committal player on the team might have an impact on morale and output.
The team would be better off concentrating on guys who are committed to the group’s success.
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