Former Scotland international Michael Stewart has warned Rangers against being influenced by Cyriel Dessers’ recent goalscoring form.
The Super Eagles striker has been linked with a possible departure from the Scottish giants after losing his regular starting position in the team.
Dessers, however, has recently found his scoring boots, with impressive performances in both domestic and European competitions seemingly giving Rangers something to consider before deciding his future.
Despite the Nigerian forward’s improved form, Stewart believes the club should not change its stance based on his recent displays. Stewart was quoted by Rangers News saying:
Cyriel Dessers, if I were Rangers, I’d be over the moon with what’s happened in the last couple of games and just hoping, making it easier to facilitate a move out
He’s scored two great goals. His numbers are not bad. Let’s be honest; he’s not good enough. Colak [Antonio] for me was a better all-round striker than Dessers.
Stewart added that Rangers should take advantage of the striker’s improved performances to facilitate a potential transfer.
Get Dessers out of the door because he’ll be on a big pack of money; you might be able to recoup some money, but I’d be looking at those last two games and going, ‘Brilliant.’
Don’t be fooled into thinking there might be a player in there. We’ve seen enough.”
