Two developments have occurred regarding Youssef Chermiti, who is reportedly on the agenda of Galatasaray as they continue their transfer efforts. It was reported that the yellow-reds made a 20 million euro offer for the Portuguese player who wears the Rangers jersey, but the Scottish club found this proposal low and did not accept it.
According to a report by Sky Sports, Rangers viewed the offer made for Chermiti as below the value the club has set for the player. Rangers manager Derek McInnes also commented on the offer, stating, "Yes, we rejected the offer that came in for Youssef Chermiti. The value the club set for the player was not met."
Following this development on the transfer agenda, Chermiti's injury also drew attention. The 20-year-old footballer, who started in the first 11 for the match played between Rangers and Hibernian in the 2nd week of the Scottish Premiership, could not continue the game due to an injury he suffered in the 36th minute.
Naderi replaced Chermiti, who was taken off the field on a stretcher. No detailed statement has been made yet regarding the severity of the player's injury.
Chermiti, who played 43 matches for Rangers last season, recorded a performance of 15 goals and 5 assists. It remains to be seen what steps Galatasaray will take in the transfer process and what future statements will be made regarding the player's health status.
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