Emmanuel Fernandez has been linked with a Rangers exit this summer despite being in his first year at the club.
Rangers paid over £3m for Fernandez to sign him from Peterborough United and he has been one of their best players this term.
His performances have seen him generate interest from Premier League giants Arsenal and Chelsea, along with Bayern Munich as well.
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Rangers not expected to get £35m from Emmanuel Fernandez sale
Reports emerged recently that Rangers were demanding around £35m for the Nigerian amid links to Everton.
However, that is not expected to be a legitimate valuation that any club would consider matching this summer.
The Scottish Sun journalist David Friel claimed that the Gers will have a plan in place regarding player sales.
However, he does not see his valuation increasing tenfold in less than a year, no matter how well he performed on the pitch.
In his view, if the Ibrox outfit do get decent offers for players they have signed this season, they will look to cash in on him.
He told Clyde 1’s Superscoreboard: “You will see crazy numbers doing the rounds for players like Emmanuel Fernandez.
“I don’t for a second think that they are going to get the £35m that has been quoted.
“But I do think that if they get decent offers for guys they have just brought in, I think they will move them on.
“I think that is what they have to do.”
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How Fernandez managed to prove Barry Ferguson wrong
Barry Ferguson admitted that he was unsure of Fernandez when he joined Rangers in the summer.
The centre-back’s lack of game time at Peterborough meant that he wasn’t tested regularly at the senior level until last season.
However, once the former Rangers boss saw him play, he was thrilled by what he had been bringing to the table.
He said: “I’ll be honest with you. At the start, I wasn’t too sure, but then again, he’s [Fernandez] not played a lot of football.
“It’s a new environment, and I just think each game that’s passed by, he’s getting better and better and stronger and stronger and I think he’s went back to a bit of basics as well.
“He’s not taking as many chances. I think that’s helping them.”
