The Rangers manager Steven Gerrard is reportedly bracing himself for bids for the Ibrox midfielder.
Rangers fans are reacting to reports linking the Ibrox midfielder Glen Kamara with a move to Sheffield United.
The Scottish Sun reports that Chris Wilder’s side are the latest to show interest an in Kamara – for whom Rangers paid just £50,000 a year ago – from south of the border.
The newspaper adds that the Rangers manager Steven Gerrard is bracing himself for bids, while also making plans to hand a new deal to the Finland international.
And it appears that the Rangers faithful are equally desperate not to lose Kamara – with several demanding eight-figure fees and some even requesting the former Ibrox midfielder John Fleck, plus cash, in exchange.
Fleck, whose uncle Robert also played for Rangers, began his career as a teenager at Ibrox.
But the 28-year-old dropped into the English lower leagues following Rangers’ relegation to the fourth division in 2012.
After four years at Coventry City, the lifelong Rangers fan’s fortunes were transformed by a move to Sheffield United.
And two promotions later, Fleck is starring for a Blades side holding its own against England’s traditional big guns.
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