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Daily Record
8 hours ago
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Oliver Antman to Rangers transfer hampered by Celtic as Jakob Breum stance made clear by agent
The Glasgow giants are both looking to snap up wingers from the Eredivise outfit this summer Go Ahead Eagles' CEO Jan Willem van Dop had declared that the club will only sell one of Oliver Antman and Jakob Breum this summer. It comes with both Rangers showing interesting in Finnish international Antman - while Celtic have seen bids turned down for Dane Breum already this summer. A fee of around £5million has been reported for Antman after he netted seven goals and an impressive 17 assists to help fire his club to Dutch Cup glory last term. The Eagles are reported to be expecting an offer from the Scottish Premiership side for the 23-year-old. And when speaking to De Oosttribune, Van Dop insisted the club would not sell both of their key men. Asked about interest from the Glasgow giants in Breum and Antman, he responded: "Those are the guys who are in the spotlight. I think one of them will ultimately leave." The comments come after Breum's agent has told the Dutch club his client wants to join Celtic this summer. But the Scottish champions have been warned they must stump up the cash to sign the 21-year-old. The Hoops are in need of reinforcements on the flanks after Nicolas Kuhn joined Como in a £17.2million deal - while Jota is sidelined until next year. Van Dop insists the club won't sell on the cheap - having already knocked back a more substantial bid from FC Twente: "There was a question (from FC Twente), and that was about Jakob Breum. That's negotiable, but only if the price is right. "And we couldn't reach an agreement on that. What I did find positive was that his thoughts were certainly higher than the official offer Celtic ever made. "I've told Celtic that we won't be accepting their offer. I spoke to Breum's agent on the phone Monday morning, and he hopes he'll go that route. "We're certainly not the most difficult club, but it has to be a good fit. "And if we can't reach a financial agreement, we also have the right to say: well, it's not going to happen." Asked if the club had set an asking price in the region of £5.1million, he cryptically added: "We've set a ceiling." You can get all the news you need on our dedicated Rangers and Celtic pages, and sign up to our newsletters to make sure you never miss a beat throughout the season.
Daily Record
2 days ago
- Sport
- Daily Record
Rangers make Oliver Antman transfer breakthrough with deal timeline emerging
Talks over a move for the Finnish international have been progressing and now a deal could be in sight for Russell Martin Oliver Antman is set to sign for Rangers after the Ibrox club agreed a fee with Go Ahead Eagles. Record Sport understands that an agreement has been reached with the Eredivise outfit for the Finnish wide man, with sources in the Netherlands suggesting that the 23-year-old could become Russell Martin 's latest signing within the next 24 to 48 hours. Talks have taken place over a switch to Ibrox and a breakthrough has been made with the Deventer-based outfit. A fee of around £5million has been reported, and now it's understood that progress has been made with both club and player, easing the way for a move to Govan to happen. Antman won't be eligible for Wednesday night's Champions League second leg showdown with Panathinaikos in Athens even if he signs in time. But he could well be in the squad Martin takes to Fir Park on Saturday as Gers begin their Scottish Premiership campaign with an evening kick-off away to Motherwell. Antman bagged 7 goals and an impressive 17 assists to help fire Go Ahead to Dutch Cup glory last term. Sheffield United had been strongly linked with Antman, along with Belgian outfit and recent Ibrox visitors Club Brugge. But it now looks as if Gers have won the race. Go Ahead Eagles director Jan Willem van Dop insisted Antman, along with Celtic-linked teammate Jakob Breum, wouldn't leave on the cheap. He told Oost: "We think Breum and Antman should be allowed to leave for more than six million," which would seem to be the threshold Rangers have met to get a deal over the line. Former PSV, Barcelona and Dutch international star Ibrahim Affelay predicted that Antman would bank Go Ahead good money. he said: "That Antman is really... I think the treasurer is rubbing his hands with glee. He's going to make a fantastic transfer at the end of the season."
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5 days ago
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Rangers warned Dor Turgeman comes with a 'fairytale' transfer fee as Igamane interest surges and a mentor steps in
Rangers have been told by Maccabi Tel Aviv boss Zarko Lazetic it would take a "fairytale offer" to sign Dor Turgeman this summer. Record Sport first revealed the striker is a target for the Light Blues as Russell Martin looks to strengthen his frontline with the new era at Ibrox set to officially start with his first competitive game in Champions League qualifying against Panathinaikos. Turgeman has reportedly already made his position over an exit clear with the Scottish Premiership named as his preferred destination - but there has been little movement in recent weeks. READ MORE: Robin Propper faces Rangers exit U turn from frustrated Twente chief as Ibrox transfer issue escalates READ MORE: 49ers gifted Celtic transfer playbook and instant Rangers manoeuvre shows new rules are in effect A £5million asking price has previously been floated amid reports that a £4million offer had been tabled - but following the friendly win over Hapoel Ironi Rishon LeZion, Lazetic hinted that big money may have to be put on the table. He told Sport 1: "He is a football beast, only a fairytale offer would tempt the club to sell the player. £4million will not be enough." A deal is said to be on hold until after the Scottish Premiership side can offload either Cyriel Dessers or Hamza Igamane. Interest is rising in the Morocco international amid reports Lille are "struggling" to seal a deal with the Light Blues' standing firm on their £15million valuation. Everton and Udinese are said to be chasing a deal while Feyenoord have registered their interest. Voetbal Primeur report that the Dutch side could fund a deal for the 22-year-old by selling El Bilal Toure to Atalanta. Luuk de Jong is also reportedly on Rangers' radar as he looks to have brought his time at PSV Eindhoven to an end. The 34-year-old has seen his No. 9 jersey handed to Ricardo Pepi while the Eredivise champions have signed Borussia Monchengladbach forward Alassane Plea as a successor. During the German training camp this week, boss Peter Bosz admitted: "We owe a lot to Luuk, but we have to move on." PSV and Netherlands' legend Willy van de Kerkhof has urged De Jong to hold a last-ditch summit with Bosz before walking away from the offer on the table. He told ED: "The chances of him signing with PSV before September 1 are getting smaller and smaller, that much is clear. "I was 35 when I was faced with the decision to add another season after fourteen years at PSV. I myself was in doubt just like Luuk. "There were nice offers, for example from Go Ahead Eagles and a few other clubs. I would have liked to do something else, but changed my mind pretty quickly after a good conversation with Guus Hiddink. "He made me see how I could be of value as an older player, without playing a huge amount. I would like to give that to Luuk as well. "I had a wonderful last season, without much pressure. As an older player you can be so important with your experience and that gave me a lot of satisfaction."
Daily Record
21-07-2025
- Sport
- Daily Record
Hamza Igamane a Feyenoord transfer target as Rangers braced for record breaking bid from Dutch giants
The Eredivise giants are desperate to knock PSV off their perch and Robin van Persie wants Gers' Moroccan star to shoot them down Dutch big guns Feyenoord are considering shattering their own transfer record by launching a big money move for Hamza Igamane. Sources in Rotterdam have confirmed to Record Sport that the big spending Eredivisie outfit have joined a group of clubs from across Europe closely tracking the Rangers striker and have not been scared off by Igamane's potential multi-million pound price tag. It's understood president Toon van Bodegom is prepared to dig deep this summer in a bid to help recently appointed boss Robin van Persie knock PSV Eindhoven off their perch after back-to-back title wins. He's already backed Van Persie by splashing out around £10m to sign Holland's player of the year last season, Sem Steijn, from FC Twente ahead of the new campaign. The deal for Steijn made the playmaker the most expensive signing in Feyenoord's history but, two just months on, Van Bodegom is prepared to break the bank all over again as Van Persie weighs up a number of potential new strikers. And Igamane 's name is believed to feature high on his shortlist of targets. French clubs Lille and Rennes are understood to be closely monitoring Igamane's situation with Everton and Italian outfit Udinese also heavily linked. Lille had thrashed out Igamane's personal terms earlier this summer but then failed to table a cash offer after being spooked by an asking price believed to be around £15m. Rennes are now thought to be the next Ligue 1 club ready to come to the table after selling former Celtic striker Kyogo Furuhashi to Birmingham and preparing to bank a further £20m from the sale of another striker, Arnaud Kalimuendo. But Feyenoord could jump to the front of the queue with sources in the Netherlands insisting that the interest in the Moroccan international is 'very serious' even if a £15m fee would be 'at the very top end' of Feyenoord's budget. Igamane has been named in Russell Martin 's squad for the Champions League double header against Panathinaikos but is not expected to lead the Rangers attack in tomorrow night's first leg tie, with former Feyenoord frontman Danilo tipped to get the nod up front. You can get all the news you need on our dedicated Rangers and Celtic pages, and sign up to our newsletters to make sure you never miss a beat throughout the season. We're also WhatsApp where we bring all the latest breaking news and transfer gossip directly to you phone. Join our Rangers community here and our Celtic community here.
Daily Record
20-07-2025
- Sport
- Daily Record
Rangers warned Dor Turgeman comes with a 'fairytale' transfer fee as Igamane interest surges and a mentor steps in
The striker search is ramping up for Russell Martin with Hamza Igamane's future in doubt Rangers have been told by Maccabi Tel Aviv boss Zarko Lazetic it would take a "fairytale offer" to sign Dor Turgeman this summer. Record Sport first revealed the striker is a target for the Light Blues as Russell Martin looks to strengthen his frontline with the new era at Ibrox set to officially start with his first competitive game in Champions League qualifying against Panathinaikos. Turgeman has reportedly already made his position over an exit clear with the Scottish Premiership named as his preferred destination - but there has been little movement in recent weeks. A £5million asking price has previously been floated amid reports that a £4million offer had been tabled - but following the friendly win over Hapoel Ironi Rishon LeZion, Lazetic hinted that big money may have to be put on the table. He told Sport 1: "He is a football beast, only a fairytale offer would tempt the club to sell the player. £4million will not be enough." A deal is said to be on hold until after the Scottish Premiership side can offload either Cyriel Dessers or Hamza Igamane. Interest is rising in the Morocco international amid reports Lille are "struggling" to seal a deal with the Light Blues' standing firm on their £15million valuation. Everton and Udinese are said to be chasing a deal while Feyenoord have registered their interest. Voetbal Primeur report that the Dutch side could fund a deal for the 22-year-old by selling El Bilal Toure to Atalanta. Luuk de Jong is also reportedly on Rangers' radar as he looks to have brought his time at PSV Eindhoven to an end. The 34-year-old has seen his No. 9 jersey handed to Ricardo Pepi while the Eredivise champions have signed Borussia Monchengladbach forward Alassane Plea as a successor. During the German training camp this week, boss Peter Bosz admitted: "We owe a lot to Luuk, but we have to move on." PSV and Netherlands' legend Willy van de Kerkhof has urged De Jong to hold a last-ditch summit with Bosz before walking away from the offer on the table. He told ED: "The chances of him signing with PSV before September 1 are getting smaller and smaller, that much is clear. "I was 35 when I was faced with the decision to add another season after fourteen years at PSV. I myself was in doubt just like Luuk. "There were nice offers, for example from Go Ahead Eagles and a few other clubs. I would have liked to do something else, but changed my mind pretty quickly after a good conversation with Guus Hiddink. "He made me see how I could be of value as an older player, without playing a huge amount. I would like to give that to Luuk as well. "I had a wonderful last season, without much pressure. As an older player you can be so important with your experience and that gave me a lot of satisfaction."
