Three factors to be considered as Rangers eye Stoke City ace Sol Sidibe transfer
Rangers will evaluate at least three considerations before pursuing the sale of Stoke City midfielder Souleymane Sidibe, according to Dr Rajpal Brar. The injury expert states that because he is only 17 years old and has no first-team experience, Gers will consider his physical and mental fitness, as well as his technical readiness for senior football.
This comes after Foot Mercato claimed on May 23 that the Ibrox club was one of several clubs interested in signing the French midfielder this summer. Brar, a doctor of physical therapy and a sports scientist, spoke exclusively with Ibrox News about his condition. “Rangers will evaluate a number of characteristics, including physical fitness, mental fitness, and technical readiness.
“If there are deficits, they’ll be looking at how he responds to off-season and pre-season effort to see if he can close the gap. “The switch from youth football to a senior role is oftentimes a hard one and players need to be eased into it and their minutes need to be managed carefully.”
Sidibe may be one for the future for Rangers
The Frenchman has only made a handful of appearances for Stoke so it could be possible that Gers are eyeing him for the future.
He has been capped at the under-17 and under-18 levels for England despite being born in Paris.
It remains to be seen how he develops as a player and whose country he ultimately pledges loyalty to.
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