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‘Hopefully’: Euro 2020 manager believes ‘key’ Rangers man can play for ‘bigger clubs’
Finland manager Markku Kanerva believes Rangers midfielder Glen Kamar🏅a could play for a bigger club in the future.
Speaking to AFP , the 57-year-old manager believes that Kamara could move on frꦅom Rangers for a bigger club in the future. Finland have a chance to progress to the Round of 16 in their first-ever major international tournament.
And Kamara has impressed. The 25-yea🌠r-old started in both games for the Scandinavian nation. The Rangers star won plaudits from a new set o🎶f supporters watching the midfielder for the first time.
Rumours of a summer transfer for Kamara
Indeed, there is already interest in Kamara. , newly-promoted Premier League side Watford are keen on the Helsinki-born midfielder. The Rangers star has 12-months left on his current deaꦕl with Rangers.
And according to Kanerva, he would be happy to see Kamara playing for a bigger club in the future. The Finland manager said: “He’s very relaxed all the time (on the pitch), 🐼but that d𓂃oesn’t mean he’s not fighting.
“He ꦆis definitely one of our key players. Hopefully he will continue his development, it would be nice to see him playing even at bigger clu𒊎bs.”
Rangers have to tie Kamara down to a new deal
There’s no denying that Kamara is go🐻od enough and has the quality to compete at a higher level than the Scottish Premiership.
The midfielder has dominated the division since establishing himself as a key p✃layer for Rangers, and the 25-year-old justifies the interest he is currently attracting.
But for Rangers, they must do all they can to tie the Fin to a new deal with the club. Indeed, UEFA Champions League football will be an appealing prospect for Kamara next season, and whilst competing in the Premier League would be a dream for the midfield𝓰er, playing in Europe’s elite competition would surely outweigh the idea of starting for the Hornets.