Agent reveals ‘exciting’ Abdallah Sima stance on permanent Rangers transfer.
After a brilliant start to his career in Glasgow, Abdallah Sima, the star attacker for Rangers, wants to stay at Ibrox beyond his loan agreement from Brighton, according to his agent Bathie Toure.
Toure continued by saying that Sima is content with his weekly role for Rangers and has relished the team environment since joining during the summer transfer window from Brighton.
When the time comes, we will see what transpires in regards to a permanent deal, he said, sounding really positive from the agent.
In an interview with the media, Toure stated: “Abdallah Sima is good at Rangers and wants to continue there,” as published by The Rangers Review on January 22. He wants to keep improving as a player and enjoys the club’s environment.
“Abudallah is the most talented young Senegalese player right now. He has had good career care and is a diligent worker.
He is currently content because he plays for the Rangers every week. He wishes to remain there since he feels at ease there. We’ll see what transpires when his loan expires.
This must be a priority
While there will be separate priorities in the January transfer window, with this one to take place at the end of the season, it must be at the top of Rangers’ aims off the field as we head into the second half of the season.
Sima leads the team in goals scored thus far this season and has been one of the standout performers at Ibrox. After joining under Michael Beale, he distinguished himself while others found it difficult, and since then, he has flawlessly adapted his technique to meet Philippe Clement’s.
A player of his caliber and potential should always come first, and the board needs to make sure they take advantage of his wish to stay in Glasgow after his loan agreement ends. The news that he would like to stay in Glasgow will be welcome news to the supporters.
This information surfaced following Sima’s injury sustained while playing for Senegal internationally; rumors circulated that he may require extensive recuperation time.
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