Pundit: Striker likely to accept Rangers offer despite £10k+-per-week development

Pundit: Striker likely to accept Rangers offer despite £10k+-per-week development

Tam McManus claims that because he is a Hearts supporter, Lawrence Shankland, the team’s striker,

would find it difficult to turn down the Rangers offer.

The Scotland international is thinking about staying on at Tynecastle for another season. He is supposed

to be moving to Ibrox in January.

The Scottish Sun reported on January 19 that in order to get the 28-year-old to sign a new deal and cut

his ties to the Gers, the team could need to extend a larger offer to him.

Philippe Clement will, nevertheless, have certain goals in mind, and it will depend on the club’s ability to

exert enough influence to grant him his wishes.

McManus stated, “Hearts are supposedly pushing the boat right out with the biggest offer in a decade,”

during his appearance on the PLZ Football Show, at 18:24.

What Hearts are going to offer him is probably going to be more than £10k a week.

Therefore, the question is if he is content to end his career with Hearts.

The Hearts fans would undoubtedly be thrilled with that, but if Rangers simply made a bid,

I believe it would be difficult for him to reject.

“It would be hard for him to turn down if Rangers came in and his head could get turned,”

the Rangers supporter said.

Delays

Shankland, a striker for Hearts, may not be Rangers’ main priority during the January transfer window,

based on the club’s tardiness in making a bid.

Before making a move for Shankland,

the Gers might be considering other options or evaluating other possible signings.

A number of things, including the team’s present needs, tactical concerns,

and financial limitations, could have an impact on this.

Rangers may be hesitant to sign the 28-year-old due to his wage demands because,

in the event that they believe the player’s expectations are too high,

they may look at other options to bolster their roster while staying within their financial means.

Eventually, when the transfer window deadline approaches, the Rangers will need to make a decision.

in fewer than two weeks.

The duration may indicate a thorough examination of the available alternatives and the negotiation

procedure.

However, Philippe Clement will have specific objectives in mind,

and whether the club can have enough clout to get him what he wants will rely on that.

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