Former Rangers striker, Kenny Miller, claims Glen Kamara wants to move to Ibrox this month.
The Finland international has already signed a pre-contract agreement with the club. It stipulates that when his current deal at Dundee expires in the summer, he will join the Gers on a four-year contract.
However, signing the pre-contract didn’t end speculation. Far from it.
Ever since, he has been linked with a more immediate move.
His manager, Jim McIntyre,
hinted that both he and the player were open to that.
In addition, reports suggest Rangers have already turned down several attempts from Dundee to negotiate a swap deal.
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Now, Miller, the current club captain at Dens Park, has his say.
“Knowing the boy, he’ll probably want to get it done…i’m sure he’ll want to get it done now”, he told BBC Sportsound Podcast (16 Jan).
“He’ll want to get that first four or five months with his new club, new teammates and get a feel for the place.”
“I think for all parties, it probably does suit if a deal can be done now”, Miller concluded.
So we’ve now heard from Kamara’s current manager and his captain.
Both men agree that the midfielder likely wants to join Rangers, and perhaps more importantly, that the deal suits Dundee.
With reports of Jordan Rossiter going the other way, this one could be close to the finish line.
