Mark Wilson suggests that Connor Goldson’s time at Rangers may be nearing its end, especially with reports linking him to clubs in Saudi Arabia. Wilson mentioned on Clyde 1 Superscoreboard that even if Rangers receive an offer around £2 million for Goldson, they would likely consider accepting it.
Al-Ettifaq, where Steven Gerrard is the manager, reportedly have Goldson on their transfer shortlist for the upcoming summer, as reported by the Daily Record.
Wilson, a BBC pundit, expressed his thoughts, stating that Rangers should seriously consider any concrete offer for Goldson, especially given his age and the potential for a new phase in his career. While acknowledging Goldson’s contributions and skill, Wilson believes that a change might be beneficial for both the player and the club.
Many Rangers supporters are not overly worried about Goldson’s potential departure, given his age and recent form. They see it as an opportunity to invest in younger talent and refresh the squad.
Goldson, now 31, has had a significant impact during his time at Ibrox, playing a role in the club’s successes. However, his performances in recent times have been inconsistent, raising doubts about his ability to maintain top-level performance consistently.
The prospect of selling Goldson to a club in Saudi Arabia presents a chance for Rangers to gain financially and reinvest in a younger, potentially more promising defender. This strategic move could benefit the club in the long run by adding fresh talent to the squad.
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