Rangers could bank over £5 million for out of favour star with chance to line up against former Ibrox teammate

The 2023/24 Scottish Premiership season is almost upon us with just over 48 hours to go before Celtic get the action underway at home to Ross County.

Rangers will feature in the late kick off on Saturday as Michael Beale takes his team to Rugby Park to face Kilmarnock. Meanwhile, transfer news continues to surround the Ibrox club who have had an active window so far and appear to be far from done.

One man who doesn’t look like he will be a Rangers player by the time the window shuts is Glen Kamara with the Finnish midfielder seemingly out of favour amid reports he has been training alone. Now, a report from The Herald says that the former Dundee man has interest from at least six clubs across Europe and that the Gers could take in a healthy transfer fee by selling him.

Some big names are apparently keen on the 27-year old including German Bundesliga side Borussia Monchengladbach and French Ligue 1 club Lyon. Another French club, Stade Reims, are also linked as are Denmark’s FC Copenhagen.

Another option could be a move to Turkey with Trabzonspor and Galatasaray both also mentioned in the report. A move to the latter would see him on the opposite side of one of his former Ibrox teammates in one of the fiercest derbies in world football with Ryan Kent having signed for Fenerbache earlier in the summer.

A fee of £5.5 million is what the report says the Gers could expect to bank by selling Kamara to any of the six clubs mentioned, a huge profit on the £50,000 they paid Dundee for his services in 2019. EFL Championship side Leeds United, relegated from the Premier League last season, had previously been linked with the midfielder but talk of a move to Elland Road has gone quiet in recent weeks.