Rangers midfielder Glen Kamara will be the “highest profile sale” of the summer transfer window as the Ibrox club line up an exodus in the coming weeks.
According to the Herald, the Finnish international midfielder, 27, will leave Rangers this summer with the club valuing the player at £5m amid interest from England, Italy and France.
This is almost half the reported £10m that OGC Nice almost paid for the player last summer, something which highlights the downturn in form the Arsenal academy graduate experienced last season.
This comes with the former Dundee midfielder responding to exit comments made by Michael Beale and suggesting that his time at Ibrox is coming to an end.
Glen Kamara is also expected to head a substantial summer exodus with several names in Rangers’ now bloated squad being linked with moves away from the club.
There have been exit links to several players in the first-team squad with Glen Kamara one of five players strongly linked with an exit in the coming weeks and months.
Goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin is third choice between the sticks, centre-back Ben Davies has been linked with a return to England, Scott Wright saw a move to Preston collapse and Antonio Colak has been strongly linked with a move to Germany.
Glen Kamara to head Rangers exodus
Rangers have already said goodbye to five previously key first-team players in Allan McGregor, Filip Helander, Scott Arfield, Ryan Kent and Alfredo Morelos at the end of their contracts.
But the Gers have supplemented that with the signing of five new players as Kieran Dowell, Dujon Sterling, Jack Butland, Sam Lammers and Abdallah Sima come into the club.
The transfers aren’t expected to end there either, with Jose Cifuentes – a potential Glen Kamara replacement – another player strongly linked with the club.
A deal for Cyriel Dessers is said to be close, whilst moves for Nottingham Forest defender Jonathan Panzo and Feyenoord striker Danilo are also reportedly in the pipeline.
Glen Kamara joined Rangers from Dundee in the January of 2019 and the 52-times capped Finnish international has gone on to make 193 games for the club.
