I honestly think it would be best to sell the lad rather than a loan. I just haven't seen anything from him.
His stock is really low at the moment. If he were to go on loan and perform we could either reintroduce or at least get a higher fee than it stands now.
I think he'd do well in a lower standard league
EFC_FRANCIS
Player Valuation: £40m
This might be all the proof you need that Big Kev and Dan would've spent this summer chasing Gnonto, Harrison and Fellows
ToffeeScot
Player Valuation: £20m
Rangers in principle is a good club as they have European football and they *should* be winning most games in their league but the atmosphere around them and Martin currently is not good at all.
Is it really good to send a player on a developmental loan to a team in crisis, playing Russell Martin's brand of football
Loan with option.
EFC_FRANCIS
Player Valuation: £40m
So long as they buy him, which they will, who cares?
ToffeeScot
Player Valuation: £20m
I'd personally rather a loan with no option or a guarantee of a sale.
…really? Might be our only chance to get rid of him for actual monies.
ToffeeScot
Player Valuation: £20m
That's the point though. It's a chance. They could turn round and not take up the option, especially given the uncertainty at the moment around Martin.
ah11984
Player Valuation: £25m
I think it would be a good move for him - even a bang average striker should score goals for Celtic/Rangers in the SPL. Like someone else said his stock is pretty low at the moment because he’s barely kicked a ball for us, so looking to sell permanently wouldn’t make much sense.
And of course Ndiaye, Garner, Tarkowski.
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