Senior Rangers trio Joe Worrall, Lassana Coulibaly and Steven Davis won’t be back at the club for a second loan spell next season, according to the Scottish Sun.
The newspaper claim the three loanees have failed to make the impact the Glasgow giants hoped when recruiting them.
The Scottish Sun report Steven Gerrard must find out “quickly” if he hang on to Liverpool-owned winger Ryan Kent, while Jermain Defoe agreed the terms of an 18-month loan in January.
OPINION
Rangers fans will take or leave Worrall, Coulibaly and Davis. None have been anywhere near as effective as imagine when signed on loan from Nottingham Forest, French outfit Angers and Southampton respectively. Worrall has been unable to string a consistent run of performances together despite upteen chances, Coulibaly has faded after an encouraging start, while Davis has looked every day of his 34 years and has not been trusted in the marquee fixtures by Steven Gerrard. The one loanee Bears will be desperate returns for a second campaign is Kent, who has got better and better following early teething issues. The winger’s pace, touch, movement and ability to create and score chances make him second only to Alfredo Morelos in the Rangers attacking player pecking order. Aged 22, his time at Liverpool has surely come and gone. Yet, his value has soared this season, and is now too expensive for the Ibrox club to afford?