“Sam Lammers Set for Loan Move to FC Utrecht from Rangers with Future Transfer Terms Undecided”

Sam Lammers‘ move from Rangers to FC Utrecht on loan is set to be finalized without

an attached fixed fee for a permanent transfer, as per The Herald’s online report on

January 9. The loan deal, anticipated to be confirmed in the next 48 hours, marks the

Dutch attacking midfielder’s return to his homeland after a challenging tenure

with Rangers, where he managed two goals and two assists in 31 appearances.

Initially acquired by former manager Michale Beale for £3.5 million from

Serie A’s Atalanta, Lammers has faced limited playing time since

Philippe Clement took charge in mid-October. Given his struggles to make

a substantial impact, the move away from Rangers in January appears logical and beneficial for all parties.

The absence of a fixed fee in the loan agreement allows Rangers greater flexibility

in determining Lammers’ future in the summer. If he excels at Utrecht,

Clement might reconsider his position, providing Rangers an advantageous

negotiating position. Conversely, if Lammers fails to impress, Rangers can

reassess the situation and make decisions about his future in the upcoming summer.

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