After a 2-2 draw with FC Copenhagen at Ibrox on Tuesday night to cap off their winter break, Glasgow Rangers will resume their domestic schedule this coming weekend.
When the Glasgow team plays Dumbarton in the Scottish Cup, Philippe Clement will be looking to start the second half of the season strong. This might also be an opportunity to give some periphery players a chance to start in the starting lineup.
With just two weeks left of the January transfer market, the Light Blues have only brought in one player thus far – a loan deal for Fabio Silva until the end of the season.
If Clement wishes to challenge on both European and domestic fronts over the next couple of months, he will need to add another one or two players to his squad, especially as fixture congestion could be a real possibility.
Speaking to Football League World, the former professional said: “Daniel Farke has repeatedly said Leeds won’t allow Charlie Cresswell to go out on loan.
“There is plenty of interest for Charlie. Boro, Stoke, Ipswich, Rangers to name a few.”
Recently, Daniel Farke has said that Cresswell won’t be part of his first team plans when talking with the media, saying: “He won’t be picked until he is ready, mentally ready. I just want players who want to be there, accept their role and are fully on it.”
Could this perhaps tempt Clement into making a move for the player during the final few weeks of the transfer window in order to bolster his defence?
