After serious information regarding the Brighton loanee’s future surfaced, Rangers want to make Abdallah Sima’s stay at Ibrox permanent, as reported by The Athletic.
The outlet said on its website on Monday, January 1st, that Philippe Clement’s team is eager to reach a long-term agreement to keep the 22-year-old in Glasgow after his current loan agreement ends at the end of the current campaign.
Due to Robert De Zerbi’s Brighton team’s current injury issue, which has left them “severely stretched,” it is unlikely that a permanent deal would be reached within the January transfer window.
When the Seagulls decide on the futures of players out on loan, like Sima, this position is expected to change in the summer.
Finish it off.
Abdallah Sima is one of just a few Michael Beale acquisitions to surprise fans and live up to the expectations placed upon him at Ibrox after a summer of heavy investment, notably into the attacking line.
Under Philippe Clement, the Senegal international has made the left flank position his own. Despite his inconsistent play, especially when it comes to goal scoring, he has demonstrated that he possesses all the necessary abilities to be a true difference-maker at the top of the pitch.
No matter what cost Rangers must pay in the summer, it seems foolish to pass up the chance to sign the 22-year-old, even if it would require a sizable money to lure him away from Brighton permanently.
Goal-scoring forwards are hard to come by in the Scottish Premiership, as demonstrated by Cyriel Dessers, Sam Lammers, and Danilo. The Light Blues would be extremely naïve to let their greatest finisher walk out of Ibrox at the end of the season without a fight.
By then, hopefully, Brighton’s dire injury situation will have improved, and both parties will be able to come to a compromise so that Sima can play for the Rangers for many more years to come.
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