Rangers might be sorry about their choice to let go of Ethan Sutherland because Chelsea and Manchester City are apparently interested in signing him.
A few teams are interested in the 17-year-old, including Manchester City and Chelsea, according to the Daily Record on April 21.St Mirren has Sutherland, a left winger by trade who is presently playing on loan at Alloa Athletic.
Ethan Sutherland, a former Rangers kid, is having a fantastic season.
The Scotsman remained under Gers’ tutelage until he was sixteen, and in less than a year, two of Europe’s top teams are showing interest in him for their youth programs.
While on loan to Alloa Athletic, Sutherland displayed his extraordinary talent and helped the team win the League One play-offs.Scouts from both City and Chelsea have taken notice of his outstanding performance and have been keeping a close eye on him.
The young player is also attracting the attention of Crystal Palace.
Sutherland, a product of St. Mirren’s development system, is regarded as their next great thing, coming off the back of Dylan Reid’s Palace transfer.
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With a year remaining on his contract, Stephen Robinson thinks highly of him, and he is anticipated to return to St Mirren and challenge for a spot in the first squad.
Rangers lose out on the profit from transfers.
Sutherland has a lot of potential, and major clubs are interested in him. The Gers might regret not signing him to their own youth development program.
The loss of a bright player might mean lost possibilities for Rangers in terms of future success and monetary rewards from a possible transfer fee.
The Rangers play at Ibrox at home.
Gers might have tried to negotiate a six- or even seven-figure sum if he had been at Ibrox, possibly on a solid contract, given that Chelsea and City are two of the wealthiest teams in the world and the Ibrox academy has a track record of producing young players.
In other Rangers news, Heart and Hand have rendered a decision about the departure of John Lundstram, Connor Goldson, and James Tavernier from Ibrox this summer.
Rangers might be sorry about their choice to let go of Ethan Sutherland because Chelsea and Manchester City are apparently interested in signing him.
A few teams are interested in the 17-year-old, including Manchester City and Chelsea, according to the Daily Record on April 21.
St Mirren has Sutherland, a left winger by trade who is presently playing on loan at Alloa Athletic.
Ethan Sutherland, a former Rangers kid, is having a fantastic season.
The Scotsman remained under Gers’ tutelage until he was sixteen, and in less than a year, two of Europe’s top teams are showing interest in him for their youth programs.
While on loan to Alloa Athletic, Sutherland displayed his extraordinary talent and helped the team win the League One play-offs.
Scouts from both City and Chelsea have taken notice of his outstanding performance and have been keeping a close eye on him.
The young player is also attracting the attention of Crystal Palace.
Sutherland, a product of St. Mirren’s development system, is regarded as their next great thing, coming off the back of Dylan Reid’s Palace transfer.
With a year remaining on his contract, Stephen Robinson thinks highly of him, and he is anticipated to return to St Mirren and challenge for a spot in the first squad.
Rangers lose out on the profit from transfers.
Sutherland has a lot of potential, and major clubs are interested in him. The Gers might regret not signing him to their own youth development program.
The loss of a bright player might mean lost possibilities for Rangers in terms of future success and monetary rewards from a possible transfer fee.
The Rangers play at Ibrox at home.
Gers might have tried to negotiate a six- or even seven-figure sum if he had been at Ibrox, possibly on a solid contract, given that Chelsea and City are two of the wealthiest teams in the world and the Ibrox academy has a track record of producing young players.
In other Rangers news, Heart and Hand have rendered a decision about the departure of John Lundstram, Connor Goldson, and James Tavernier from Ibrox this summer.
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