The Rangers target, who recorded 10 assists last season, is now “completely free to go.”

The Rangers target, who recorded 10 assists last season, is now “completely free to go.”

Gijs Smal is “absolutely free to leave” FC Twente at any point over the summer or this month.

The star of the Eredivisie is among the left-backs that Rangers, the reigning champions of the Scottish Premiership, are examining.

In pursuit of a new left-sided full-back, Philippe Clement’s team has a number of prerequisites for any player who catches their attention.

Is his pricing fair? Can you get in touch with him? And can Borna Barisic replace his ingenuity if he leaves once his contract expires in July?

Gijs Smal feels irritated, irritated, irritated. His contract ends in the summer, and Twente won’t stand in the way of Rangers’ pursuit of him, according to Dutch writer Leon ten Voorde (Daily Record).

Smal also topped the Eredivisie assist charts last season with ten, his delectable pass from out wide evoking memories of Barisic’s own perfect accuracy.

Ten Voorde said on Tubantia’s De Warming-Up podcast, “He also does not sign (his contract), even though he has received a proposal,” with Smal appearing eager to take control of his own destiny.

“As FC Twente, I believe you have to say, ‘Take it or leave it,’ at a certain time. The club Twente is large.

He is at total liberty to travel wherever he pleases. It’s up to him if he wants to go in the summer on a free transfer. Although it is his career and choice, the club remains.

Smal’s form has been erratic this season, but he hasn’t been able to build on his outstanding 2022–2023 results due to a long-term injury.

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Ten Voorde continues, “The truth is that he didn’t perform well last Wednesday (a 3-1 loss to PSV Eindhoven in the Dutch Cup). It wasn’t the first time either. “He just finds it hard to get into the rhythm after his injury.”

Rangers may still try to sign Fredrik Oppegard, the left-back for PSV.

Due to his lack of playing time under Peter Bosz,

the Eredivisie leaders have not ruled out trading the Norway under 21 international.

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