Rangers striker Cyriel Dessers has admitted he could consider leaving the Scottish club as he looks for more regular first-team football, Softfootball gathered.
The Nigeria international has struggled for consistent playing time this season following the emergence of Hamza Igamane and has started just 11 league matches for Philippe Clement’s side.
Dessers, who joined Rangers from Cremonese, has been linked with a possible move away from Ibrox, with Italian clubs Cagliari and Empoli reportedly showing interest in the forward.
The 30-year-old acknowledged that his reduced role has been difficult, although he praised his younger teammate for his performances and said he remains supportive of the team.
I’m at a great club, but I’m 30 years old and want to play every week. Preferably at Rangers,
Dessers said.
The striker also suggested that Rangers could consider selling him during the current transfer window, although he recognised that finding a suitable destination could prove challenging in January.
Dessers remains determined to play regularly and compete for major honours, but his future at Rangers could depend on whether he can regain his place in Clement’s starting lineup.
