Jose Cifuentes to present himself for medical ahead of Rangers exit

Jose Cifuentes to present himself for medical ahead of Rangers exit

According to No Ataque, Jose Cifuentes will show up for his physical at Cruzeiro in “a few days” as

part of a long-awaited loan move from Rangers.

The midfield player is reportedly “close” to joining Cruzeiro, but he won’t sign a deal until after

Carnival, according to a report from a Brazilian website on February 5.

It is thought that he would remain at his Ecuadorian residence starting on Friday, February 9; the

loan signature is currently delayed owing to administrative issues while labor documentation is awaited.

A nightmare for the Rangers is over

It appears that Cifuentes‘ ordeal at Ibrox is finally coming to an end. When the midfielder signed

during the Michael Beale era, he appeared to be a promising addition.

For a brief period, Rangers appeared to have discovered a hidden jewel in the Colombian. But according to Sky Sports, the £1.2 million man was injured, and the move to Philippe Clement ended his promising start at Rangers.

That the Belgian is not impressed with Cifuentes is hardly surprising. Since the midfield player has not yet lived up to Clement’s high standards at Ibrox, a loan move makes sense for everyone.

Moving to Brazil allows the athlete to settle in and accrue valuable playing time, even though the Gers are unlikely to start him every week. Everyone benefits from it, and it is hoped that Cruzeiro can restore Cifuentes to his former state.

The 24-year-old is still a very raw talent, and if he can continue to progress throughout the loan period, there’s no reason he can’t still play at Ibrox. He demonstrated his potential as a player throughout his three years with LAFC in the Major League Soccer.

After the player’s loan stint in South America ends, Clement hopes to see him back at Ibrox.

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