Cyriel Dessers, a Super Eagles striker, will allegedly continue at Scottish Premiership team Rangers for the rest of the season, according to the club’s board.

The Nigerian striker’s future was the subject of significant speculation throughout the winter transfer window, with Italian club Cagliari apparently interested in signing him.

According to the Scottish Daily Mail via Ibrox News, the Rangers board has assured manager Philippe Clement that there would be no further outgoings during the current transfer window.

This decision may have put an end to speculations connecting the former Feyenoord player with a move away from the Scottish giants before the winter transfer window closes, since he has been a crucial player for the Gers.

The 30-year-old striker has voiced dissatisfaction with his lack of playing time under Clement, sliding behind Hamza Igamane and Danilo in the pecking order.

Amid overwhelming anger from the club’s supporters, Dessers intimated that he might be willing to leave Ibrox if it meant more playing time.

Despite his statements, Dessers has had a mini-revival in recent weeks, scoring six goals and providing an assist in his previous six Rangers fixtures.

His strong form might have influenced the club’s decision to retain him on board.

Dessers’ statistics this season are remarkable, with 18 goals in 37 games across all competitions, making him a key member of Clement’s team.

With the Nigerian striker poised to stay at Ibrox, boss Philippe Clement will be hoping he can maintain his impressive form and assist the squad reach their season goals.

Ejim Kaycee.

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