Glen Kamara was not part of Rangers’ Germany training camp because he is “negotiating his exit” away from Ibrox amid a series of transfer links out of the club.
That’s according to leading Rangers fan media outlet and Ibrox media partner Four Lads Had a Dream, who made the claim by responding to a fan on their leading Twitter account.
One of the foremost voices in the Ibrox support’s fan media landscape, 4LHAD was commenting after the departure of Antonio Colak, who has moved to Parma.
Rangers fans were left wondering what was happening with Glen Kamara after the seemingly want-away Finnish international was not seen in any pictures at the club’s Germany training camp.
Glen Kamara “negotiating” transfer exit from Rangers
Whilst the Rangers fan media outlet didn’t specify where Glen Kamara could be heading to, there have been a series of transfer links out of the club, most recently to English Championship side Leeds United.
The claims that Glen Kamara is now negotiating an exit from Ibrox comes amid reports that the Ibrox side want to recoup £5m for the Finnish international [the Herald].
There has been much speculation surrounding Rangers star Glen Kamara all summer long, with the ex-Arsenal, Southend and Dundee player suffering a downturn in form over the last season or so.
Once amongst the highest-rated players in the Rangers squad, the 27-year-old was said to be on the verge of a £10m exit to OGC Nice in Ligue 1 last season.
Whilst that deal collapsed at the final moment, the midfielder experienced an underwhelming campaign last season, as did the entire squad, with this summer seeing the club’s playing personnel going through a revamp.
With five players who have substantial Ibrox experience already leaving at the end of their contracts, Glen Kamara looks set to be the most high-profile transfer out of Rangers this summer.
Signing in the January of 2019 on a famous £50k deal following the agreement of a pre-contract, Kamara has made 193 appearances for the Ibrox side, scoring nine goals and laying on eleven assists.
