“Rangers DESPERATE to DUMP Star Player in SHOCKING Transfer Fiasco Just MONTHS After Signing – You WON’T Believe Why!”

Rangers are preparing to offload centre-back Wout Propper this summer following a disappointing debut season at Ibrox.

The Dutch defender, who arrived from FC Twente last summer, has struggled to adapt to the Scottish Premiership and has failed to make a meaningful impact in the heart of defence.

Interim manager Barry Ferguson initially backed Propper upon taking the reins, but the 31-year-old’s performances failed to inspire confidence among the Rangers faithful.

Despite the show of faith, Propper’s inconsistent displays have left many unconvinced of his suitability for the team.

Following Leon Balogun’s exit—despite being one of the club’s more dependable defenders—the club has reportedly made a decision on Propper’s future.

According to Rangers Review (21 May), the Light Blues are actively seeking to part ways with the Dutchman in the upcoming transfer window.

The club hopes to move him on after what has been a challenging year for both player and club.

Propper’s underwhelming start to life in Glasgow has made the prospect of a summer departure unsurprising.

As Rangers look to rebuild, the incoming sporting director Kevin Thelwell will be instrumental in reshaping the squad.

With no permanent sporting director since 2023, Thelwell’s appointment offers a much-needed structural boost to the football operations at the club.

Having already consulted with Ferguson before the latter’s departure, Thelwell is expected to influence the decision on who becomes Rangers’ next permanent manager.

Additionally, with Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises poised to complete their investment in the club, significant financial backing could be available for a squad overhaul.

Rangers appear to be making the right decision in looking to move Propper on. The club’s new leadership must assess other underperforming players, such as Nedim Bajrami and Danilo, as part of the rebuild.

Supporters will demand a stronger challenge to rivals Celtic next season, though the gap remains wide.

Brendan Rodgers’ side is on the verge of securing a domestic treble, further underlining the challenge ahead.

With John Souttar and Dujon Sterling also dealing with injury issues throughout the season, Rangers will likely need reinforcements in defence to compensate for the departures of Balogun and potentially Propper.