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Rangers Set for Crucial Summer in Bid to Regain Momentum
The Ibrox club currently finds itself without a permanent manager following Barry Ferguson’s departure from his interim role in Glasgow.
With a major takeover at Rangers now complete, a busy transfer window is anticipated, and several players are expected to move on.
One name on the potential departure list is Nedim Bajrami, who looks increasingly likely to leave Ibrox this summer.
Bajrami joined Rangers just last summer from Serie A side Sassuolo in a £3.4 million deal. He initially showed promise, earning a regular starting spot under then-manager Philippe Clement.
Early signs pointed to a key role for the Albanian midfielder, but his influence waned as the season progressed.
As Bajrami’s form dipped, so did his game time, particularly after Clement was sacked.
Now, with Rangers searching for a new manager, Bajrami’s future is uncertain. Reports from Albanian outlet Panorama Sport (22 May) suggest he has two suitors this summer—one in Serie A and another in the Bundesliga.
A move away from Glasgow could be on the cards if the incoming manager doesn’t see him in their plans.
Despite making 40 appearances this season, Bajrami registered just three goal contributions in the Scottish Premiership.
For an attacking midfielder, that return may not meet the expectations at a club like Rangers, where forward players are often judged by their statistical output.
Still, it’s worth considering whether Bajrami deserves more time. Players often need a full season to adapt to a new environment, and his debut campaign might not be fully indicative of his potential.
A second year could offer a fairer reflection of his abilities.
The club faces a key decision: cash in now or offer another opportunity to the 26-year-old. Much depends on who takes the managerial reins, with Steven Gerrard reportedly leading the race.
Should Gerrard be appointed, it remains to be seen whether he would offer Bajrami a fresh start or opt for a clean break.
