Glasgow Rangers striker Kyle Lafferty has been linked with a move away from Ibrox this summer.
According to a report from The Scottish Sun, Apollon Limassol have grown frustrated in their pursuit to sign Rangers forward Kyle Lafferty this summer.
Lafferty’s future at Ibrox appears to have a question mark hanging over it. He endured a difficult first year back with the Gers, scoring just four goals in the Scottish Premiership and falling down the pecking order within a few months after Jermain Defoe’s arrival in January.
And with Alfredo Morelos’ future always a talking point, it would be no surprise to see Rangers add another striker to their ranks before the start of the season, leaving Lafferty potentially facing an even tougher task trying to get back into the side.
But it appears that he may not be heading to Cyprus, with The Scottish Sun noting that Apollon have been left annoyed as they try to sign both Lafferty and Hearts ace Arnaud Djoum.
Is Lafferty finished at Ibrox?
It would not be a huge surprise if Lafferty had already played his final game for Rangers. He struggled to provide the kind of support that Gerrard needed from Morelos’ main understudy, and there is no doubt that they looked a much more dangerous team once Defoe had arrived.
It was never going to be an easy task for the Northern Ireland international to play the backup role. But Rangers still arguably needed more from the 31-year-old, so it is not a shock to see that he is being linked with a move away within a year of his return.
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