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The National
4 days ago
- Sport
- The National
I couldn't pass up playing for Rangers but things changed
The Dutch defender finally ended his underwhelming spell at Ibrox to return to Twente Enschede, where he was captain before leaving for Glasgow last year. But he praised his time at [[Rangers]] as the 31-year-old signed a bumper four-year contract in the Netherlands after accepting his playing time would be limited under new boss Russell Martin. He said: "Last season, I had the opportunity to play for a major international team. "I couldn't pass up the opportunity, even though the decision wasn't easy, especially since we were close to the start of the new season with Twente. Read more: "Nevertheless, I decided to make that choice. I haven't regretted it. "It was a great year, both personally and in terms of sport, with all sorts of new experiences. "With the arrival of new management and a new owner, the chances of playing time in the new season seemed less likely. "So if your old club, where you had a great time, comes calling, the choice isn't difficult. "The process took some time, but I'm glad I'm back. I'm going to be here for many wonderful years at De Grolsch Veste."
Scottish Sun
6 days ago
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Robin Propper's Rangers future finally resolved as Twente Enschede make major decision about transfer
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) ROBIN PROPPER will finally complete his move back to Twente Enschede this weekend after the Dutch side offered him a bumper four-year deal. The defender was left out of Rangers' Champions League win against Panathinaikos during the week and is expected to complete a medical at Enschede, ahead of a £1.5 million transfer. Sign up for the Rangers newsletter Sign up 1 Robin Propper is on his way to FC Twente after a lengthy saga Credit: Willie Vass His move from Ibrox after just a year was held up due to a reported stalemate between the player and Rangers about the remaining time of his contract, because he would be on a less lucrative deal in the Netherlands. But the Eredivisie club appear to have resolved the issue by offering the 31-year-old a longer deal and he will end his unsuccessful spell at Ibrox. Propper played 115 matches for Twente between 2021 and 2024 and was the club's captain. However, he failed to nail down a regular spot at Rangers, despite scoring in an Old Firm win against Celtic in January and he only started 22 league games. And he will finally seal a departure as Russell Martin continues his rebuilding process at Rangers. More to follow. Rangers fans unfurl giant tifo ahead of Russell Martin's first match Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page
The Herald Scotland
7 days ago
- Sport
- The Herald Scotland
Celtic target valued at £7m and compared to ex-Ajax star
But Go Ahead want far more money for the Danish Under 21s star. And former Twente Enschede and Go Ahead Eagles boss Jan van Staa reckons it's no surprise top clubs are monitoring the 21-year-old. He said: "You know what it is about Breum? Every club is looking for something Breum is certainly special. "I am not saying he will have the same career as Dusan Tadic, but he reminds me of him and Twente sold him for £7 million. Read more: "Breum has already played a lot of games for a young player. "It would be a lot of money for him, but it wouldn't surprise me at all if a big club would pay that. "Look at his form last season and his potential. "If I really wanted to find a special player in the Netherlands, he'd be on that list. "You're looking for extra class and this guy has extra class."
BBC News
08-07-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Defender Lagerbielke departs Celtic for Braga
Gustaf Lagerbielke has departed Celtic to join Portuguese club Braga, the Scottish champions have Sweden defender, 25, had been on loan to Twente Enschede last season, having joined Celtic a year earlier from of Lagerbielke's 168 club appearances so far came at Celtic, with his only goal for the club coming in a 2-1 Champions League win over Feyenoord - an added time winner."Everyone at Celtic thanks Gustaf for his contribution to the club and we wish him every success in the future," Celtic said on their website.
Daily Record
24-06-2025
- Sport
- Daily Record
Robin Propper returned to Rangers under 'pressure' as former club desperate to roll out red carpet
The Dutchman is wanted by his old club after failing to impress at Ibrox - and another outcast could be heading for the exit Robin Propper was under 'a lot of pressure' to return to Rangers training - as Twente Enschede wait for an answer over a return to the Dutch side. Propper is expected to be allowed to leave Ibrox for £1.5 million to return to the Dutch club he previously captained. But he's asked to meet with new manager Russell Martin this week as the players return to training before making a decision on his future. And Twente sports director Jan Streuer has revealed they are happy to allow Propper to take his time in making a decision. He said: "We are interested in Robin Propper and he is very welcome here. But he was also very welcome at Rangers' return to training. "Of course he still has a contract there. We'll wait and see. There was a lot of pressure on him to come back. "He has to be one hundred per cent behind it himself. We hope he can come, that's not entirely certain yet. We have to wait and see. But I repeat, he is very welcome with us." Meanwhile, Gaziantep FK are lining up a move for Rangers flop Rabbi Matondo, according to reports in Turkey. The Super Lig side finished 14th in Turkey's top flight last season and are looking to strengthen. Wales winger Matondo was on loan at Hannover 96 in Germany last season and doesn't appear to have a future at Ibrox. The report states Rangers have 'given the green light' to the transfer and will be hopeful of offloading the 24-year-old.
