Journalist claims Rangers will sign “right good player” permanently.

He has already impressed.

Rangers are three points behind Celtic in the Scottish Premiership, but have a game in hand. They hope to see their January signings pay off and maybe make one permanent this summer.

Rangers transfer news

During the January transfer window, the Gers signed Fabio Silva on loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers, Mohamed

Diomande on loan from Nordsjaelland, and Oscar Cortes on loan from Lens to improve Philippe Clement’s attacking options.

The Scottish giants were, of course, dealt a blow when Abdallah Sima sustained a long-term injury, necessitating the signing of a player of Cortes’ ability.

Cortes expressed on the club’s official website that he feels honored and privileged to join Rangers after signing on loan.I’ve learned a lot about the Rangers’ history and tradition, and I’ve had excellent chats with the manager, who believes I can help the team achieve its goals this season.

“I am really excited to join up with my teammates and hopefully exciting the fans with my style of play.”

The winger has excelled thus far and could stay at Ibrox.According to Jonny McFarlane, Rangers plan to sign Cortes permanently this summer.

During the Rangers Review Morning Briefing, the journalist praised the Colombian star as a “right good player” who has improved since his signing.

“I know he’s only had about 120 minutes, which isn’t much time to pass judgment, but I really admire his work rate. I admire his ambition to reach the byline. I believe he will be a very good player. “I think the Rangers will sign him.”

“Terrific” Cortes can replace the injured Sima

Sima’s injury will undoubtedly be a huge loss for Rangers in the upcoming weeks, as indicated by his stats, but at least it has given Cortes the opportunity to steal the show. Prior to his injury, Sima had an incredible 15 goals and 2 assists across all competitions, which created a huge void in Clement’s offensive line.

Cortes has shown a lot of promise in his seven goal involvements before moving to Ibrox, and he may now advance in Scotland. One of the winger’s most notable qualities, according to McFarlane, is his effort rate, which ought to be acknowledged with increased production before he maybe wins a well-earned permanent transfer from Lens.

With the games coming thick and fast, the fight for the Scottish Premiership title could be closer than ever. Since Clement joined the team, the Rangers have staged the greatest recovery, one that might be capped off by winning the championship in May, after under Michael Beale, silverware seemed little more than a pipe dream.