Ferguson, meanwhile, is still reasonably optimistic that Rangers can hold onto the first-team regular because he doesn’t.
think there will be an escape path to the Premier League south of the border.
The present contract for Lundstram expires at the end of the current campaign, and Philippe Clement has mentioned that negotiations about an extension are ongoing.
However, he has also referred to it as a “financial thing” between the player and the club [Daily Record, 20 January].
He remarked exclusively to Ibrox News, “Is he truly interested in going back to England? I don’t think too many Premier.
League teams would be vying for his signature if he tried his luck in the English Championship.
All I’m attempting to do here is be reasonable. Is it a Championship team? If he wants to win, I think he should stay with the Rangers.
Nevertheless, we are unaware of his circumstances. Money has to make a decision because he is approaching his 30s.
Given his significance in Clement’s Rangers setup, it would seem like a wise investment unless he has made some absurd demands.
Although this season, Lundstram’s midfield partner has alternated between Ryan Jack, Mohamed Diomande, Nico Raskin, and Tom Lawrence, the Belgian manager has relied heavily on the player, and it would be very expensive to replace him if he departed.
In other Rangers news, it is now almost a given that the Light Blues will finalize a deal to acquire a new star striker.
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