Rangers fans here in the Tavern are disappointed after the weekend’s Old Firm derby loss, as the Gers will look to bounce back against Kilmarnock on Saturday.
The Bluenoses were unfortunate not to come away from Ibrox on Sunday with all three points, after taking the lead twice against Celtic in what turned out to be a 3-2 defeat. Indeed, it appears that Graeme Murty will now have to build for a Scottish Premier League title challenge next season after the weekend’s loss, as Rangers turn their attention to securing silverware in the Scottish Cup.
Although, after welcoming a number of additions in the January transfer window, some players within the squad have struggled to earn regular minutes in the Gers’ side. So, the Rangers chief will look to offload any unwanted talent in the summer months, in order to create space for any fresh faces that join the club in preparation for next season.
Therefore, here’s a look at TWO Rangers players that are facing a summer transfer window exit…
Lee Hodson
The former Milton Keynes Dons defender has been less than impressive so far this season, after failing to push for a regular place in the Gers’ side with Declan John now making the left-back position his own.
Indeed, the 26-year-old has only managed to make eight appearances for the Bluenoses so far this campaign, and has failed to feature in the side since starting against Kilmarnock back in December.
Therefore, Lee Hodson faces an inevitable transfer exit in the summer months, as January transfer window business has pushed the defender out of Graeme Murty’s plans.
Eduardo Herrera
Eduardo Herrera has struggled to find his feet since joining the club from Mexican side UNAM Pumas in the summer, with only two goals to his name in what’s been a disappointing start to life in Scotland.
Indeed, with Jason Cummings, Alfredo Morelos and Kenny Miller all ahead of the 29-year-old in the pecking order, he’s failed to make an appearance since December’s Old Firm clash as he continues to stagnate.
Therefore, the Rangers flop faces a summer transfer exit after a torrid season in Glasgow, as he continues to be linked with a move away from Ibrox.
