Former Rangers star, Iain Ferguson, is confident Cyriel Dessers will net 40 goals next season for the team. Despite mixed reviews in his first year, Dessers impressed with 22 goals at Ibrox. The Nigerian striker faced challenges, particularly due to Danilo’s injury, leading him to often play solo upfront.
Ferguson praised Dessers for his resilience and potential. His stats are solid, and understanding the Scottish league better now, he’s poised for a breakthrough, Ferguson remarked. He emphasized Dessers’ crucial role in big matches, including a notable double in the Scottish Cup semi final and goals in European competitions.
Ferguson, who interacts with fans during matches, acknowledges varied opinions but sees a bright future for Dessers, especially when paired with a healthy Danilo.
Editorial
As we reflect on Cyriel Dessers’ debut season with Rangers, it becomes apparent that the striker’s journey is one of sheer resilience and potential waiting to be fully unleashed. Initially underestimated, Dessers has not only proved his critics wrong but has also laid a solid foundation for what could be a record-breaking season ahead.
The essence of Dessers’ appeal lies in his unyielding spirit and the raw determination to improve with each game. His performance, particularly in pivotal matches, speaks volumes about his ability to rise to the occasion under pressure. This ability is a rare quality, one that embodies the spirit of Rangers and the expectations that come with its iconic jersey.
As Dessers prepares for the upcoming season, the synergy between him and a recuperating Danilo could be the catalyst needed to elevate his game to unprecedented heights. The prospect of this partnership ignites a sense of anticipation and hope among the fans and experts alike. We believe in Dessers’ capability to transcend his current achievements and truly dazzle us with a landmark season.
Did You Know?
- The record for the most goals in a Scottish Premiership season is 35, set by Brian McClair in 1986-87.
- Rangers Football Club was founded in 1872 and is one of the oldest football clubs in the world.
- The Scottish Cup, where Dessers shone last season, is the oldest national football trophy in the world.
- Nigerian players have historically performed well in European football, with many becoming top scorers in various European leagues.
- The term “Light Blues,” often used for Rangers, originates from the traditional colour of the team’s home kit.
