According to Scottish Sun, Rangers teammates Sam Lammers and Cyriel Dessers may lose their jobs in January following the hiring of Nils Koppen.
The article said that finding new clubs for the underperforming Gers offensive tandem may be among Koppen’s first assignments.
Despite moving to Ibrox during the summer, Lammers and Dessers have had a difficult time adjusting to life in Scotland.
Harsh?
Although neither Lammers nor Dessers have performed well this season, neither was very good under Michael Beale’s leadership, and manager turnover frequently throws players off-kilter.
The tactical approach and system may have changed with Beale’s departure and Philippe Clement’s entrance, which might have affected Lammers and Dessers’ fit in the new configuration.
Recognising the transitional phase that follows a managerial change is essential because players require time to become used to new strategies, coaching styles, and team dynamics.
Selling them after only a few months in a new league and nation may also be cruel; perhaps a loan transfer would be a better option.
Koppen’s appointment as Director of Football suggests that the team will be reevaluated, with an emphasis on individuals who can lead the team under Clement.
Football is a competitive sport, so even in these difficult conditions, Lammers and Dessers must get well soon. If they don’t, they may eventually be sold to provide money for new players.
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