Sam Lammers has given the clearest indication yet that he would be open to moving permanently to Utrecht this summer, leaving Rangers.
The 26-year-old Dutchman has scored three goals in ten starts for the team in his own country since joining in January, and he has already stated that, should the option to stay longer become available, he would like to stay.
After signing from Atalanta, Lammers struggled at Ibrox under Michael Beale. The attacker’s luck ran out when Philippe Clement took over as manager to replace the Englishman. The athlete hasn’t revealed anything about his future plans following the Eredivisie season.
However, he has indicated that he might stay in Utrecht because he has a bond with the supporters and the team.
I will not be able to respond to your question on my future. But it is obvious to me that I like being here,” he said subtly at Cafe Galgenwaard.
Yes, I am in the proper place. It is important to me to have the supporters. It truly pleases me to see such gratitude.”
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