Rangers eye move for ‘quality’ Dutch talent who’s open to leaving Eredivisie.

Both Rangers loan players, Neraysho Kasanwirjo and Vaclav Cerny, have made an early mark this season.

The Dutch defender has been sidelined for up to six months due to a significant knee injury sustained during international duty. He has returned to Feyenoord to undergo rehabilitation.

It means he may not play again for Gers this season following only 12 appearances during his loan from the Eredivisie side.

But what happens next?

Rangers still have the option to permanently sign the 22-year-old from Glasgow as part of the loan agreement, despite his injury.

Will the Rangers still try to sign Neraysho Kasanwirjo permanently?

The answer to that question is yes, according to The Daily Mail.

Philippe Clement praised the versatility of the Netherlands under-21s standout, who has played as a right-back, center-half, and left-back.

Kasanwirjo had pushed ahead of captain James Tavernier at times, and the club was optimistic about his potential to become a regular starter.

As a result, they are not ruling out a permanent agreement and will not abandon their option to buy.

Kasanwirjo is a ‘excellent’ Rangers option.

Nils K, a former recruitment expert and now technical director

Oppen was engaged in the signing and knew Kasanwirjo from their time in the Netherlands.

Upon confirmation of the transaction, he emphasized that the team was bringing in a quality player.

Koppen stated on the Rangers website, “We are delighted to welcome Neraysho to our squad.”

“He is someone I was aware of during my time in the Netherlands, and we believe he has the talent and character to play for this club.

“He is someone who can easily adapt to new surroundings and will bring great energy to the team.”

Philippe Clement added: “We are delighted to welcome Neraysho to the football club and feel he will be a valuable addition to the squad.

“He can play in a variety of defensive positions and will be an excellent fit for the squad given our domestic and European obligations this season.

“He is looking forward to starting the next chapter in his career and we are pleased Neraysho has decided to join Rangers.”

The athlete discussed his own future after impressing in some early games and dazzling for his country’s under-21s, recording two assists in one game.

He expressed interest in a permanent stay with the Rangers.

Kasanwirjo stated, “I was well received in Scotland,” as reported by Voetbal Primuer. “The coach is direct, which is exactly what I need.

“What about Feyenoord next year? “Who knows…?”

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