Oscar Cortes, a winger, was added by the Gers yesterday night to complement Mohamed Diomande and Fabio Silva.
According to Barry Ferguson, Rangers’ transfer window is yet another indication that his former team is heading in the right direction.
Since Philippe Clement replaced Michael Beale, who was fired, there has been nothing but positive at Ibrox. The Belgian manager has only lost ONE game in charge, an away derby against Celtic. In addition to his performance in the park, many have been struck by his demeanour and ability to handle various situations.
With a game remaining and a five-point deficit, the Gers are in the running for the championship after pulling even with the Hoops. Their next derby will be played at home. Numerous people believe they’ve had the better transfer window out of the two, which might potentially play a role.
What their former captain has observed in the market in January is definitely to his liking. He believes they’ve demonstrated some ingenuity by bringing in Oscar Cortes from Lens, Mohamed Diomande on a permanent contract from Nordsjaelland, and Fabio Silva on loan from Wolves.
And he believes that will benefit them in the long run.
“I take my hat off to Rangers for the work they have done to beef up Philippe Clement’s squad,” Ferguson remarked in a Daily Record interview. My old club is not exactly the richest in the world, as the Belgian stated before the window had even started. As a result, they had to be inventive in how they conducted business, and the guys in charge of the money also demonstrated ambition to meet the manager’s expectations.
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