Rangers eye new defender transfer amid £4.2m Domagoj Bradaric breakthrough
Signing Bradaric would make sense given his experience in both Serie A with Salernitana and Ligue 1 with Lille means he’s accustomed to high-pressure environments, which is crucial for the intensity of the Scottish Premiership, especially in Old Firm derbiesAt 24 years old, Bradaric is at an age where he can still develop further, potentially becoming a long-term asset for the club.
His international experience with Croatia’s youth teams and the senior side indicates a level of skill and maturity that could strengthen Gers’ backlinClearly he wasn’t going to get the opportunity. What is he now, 20? 21? He needs to play football. So I’m not surprised that he’s decided to go and ply his trade elsewhere.Signing Bradaric would make sense given his experience in both Serie A with Salernitana and Ligue 1 with Lille means he’s accustomed to high-pressure environments, which is crucial for the intensity of the Scottish Premiership, especially in Old Firm derbiesClearly he wasn’t going to get the opportunity. What is he now, 20? 21? He needs to play football. So I’m not surprised that he’s decided to go and ply his trade elsewhere.
“But looking at it, these guys have got to get that platform, they’ve got to have that opportunity. So it must be that you’ve got to look at the manager and the coaching staff.
“But looking at it, these guys have got to get that platform, they’ve got to have that opportunity. So it must be that you’ve got to look at the manager and the coaching staff. Signing Bradaric would make sense given his experience in both Serie A with Salernitana and Ligue 1 with Lille means he’s accustomed to high-pressure environments, which is crucial for the intensity of the Scottish Premiership, especially in Old Firm derbiesRangers defender leaves for English club despite contract signing, Philippe Clement not sold
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