Sam Lammers, a loanee from Utrecht Rangers, appeared to be going to give old team PSV a late Easter Sunday pleasure, but his offering was a little disappointing.
The 26-year-old forward from the Netherlands is rediscovering his love for the beautiful game and participated in the Eredivisie this past weekend.
Before halftime, Sam Lammers scored a penalty to give Utrecht the lead back over Feyenoord. However, in the second half, PSV Eindhoven’s only genuine title rivals came storming back.
After PSV’s first league loss of the season this past weekend, they turned the tide of the match by scoring three goals to win 4-2. This reduces the lead at the top of the Dutch top division to seven points.
After eliminating Rangers from the Champions League playoffs back in August, PSV hasn’t lost a league game since March, when NEC defeated them 3-1 over the weekend.
Sam Lammers scores another goal for Utrecht.
Sam Lammers, who is on loan from Rangers to Utrecht, is making an impression even if he was unable to free his former team, PSV.Lammers scored his third straight league goal and his fourth goal overall from the penalty spot in this match since joining the Dutch team in January.
For the striker, who is back in the Netherlands after mostly fruitless stints—at least in terms of his personal life—in Italy, Germany, and Scotland, it seems like a wise decision.
There is a lot of talk about a summer transfer and Rangers perhaps earning up to £2.5 million for the forward who had a difficult season in Scotland.
In January, Utrecht made a strong push to recruit the forward, and by the summer, Lammers’ skills should be in demand.
While this is going on, Rangers have benefited from new attacking options returning to the team following the international break.
While Tom Lawrence is back healthy and in the starting lineup, Cyriel Dessers and January acquisition Fabio Silva have been able to cover the 31-match vacuum left by Sam Lammers in January.
Against Hibs, Abdallah Sima made a comeback, and in the upcoming weeks, Kyle Dowell and Marr Roofe will also be trying to get back to full fitness for the game.
With Ross McCausland and Scott Wright playing, and Rabbi Matondo scoring a spectacular goal in the 3-1 triumph, the Rangers now seem to have choices on the field.
Considering that Sam Lammers was finding it difficult to contribute at the club, and his
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