There have been a few players brave enough to cross the Rangers v Celtic divide over the decades.
No fewer than 20 players have played for Rangers and Celtic but these days, swapping Ibrox for Parkhead or vice verse is a major no-no.Celtic youth Francis Turley turned down Rangers in favour of a move to Parkhead and summed up the Old Firm sentiment by suggesting there was ‘no chance’ he’d play at Ibrox.
Ahead of the summer transfer window, one crucial Celtic star who is set to leave Parkhead has been tipped for a sensational switch to Rangers.
But if the Ibrox side are serious about making a move, then they can expect to cough up with one of the Gers’ fellow UEFA coefficient top performers well in the hunt.It’s not like former Rangers striker Kris Boyd to court controversy and that’s exactly what the former Ibrox number nine did with regards Greg Taylor.
Boyd tipped Rangers to consider Taylor as a potential option with the left-back’s contract ticking down at Celtic Park ahead of the summer.
With Brendan Rodgers now confirming that Taylor is set to leave Rangers’ Old Firm rivals, it’s only got people talking more.But if Rangers are serious about launching a move for the full-back, then it looks like they will face stiff competition in Glasgow.
That’s because the Daily Record have claimed that there is a ‘lucrative‘ offer on the table for Greg Taylor from Champions League outfit Dinamo. What On Earth Is Going On At Man City?
Celtic youth Francis Turley turned down Rangers in favour of a move to Parkhead and summed up the Old Firm sentiment by suggesting there was ‘no chance’ he’d play at Ibrox.
Ahead of the summer transfer window, one crucial Celtic star who is set to leave Parkhead has been tipped for a sensational switch to Rangers.
But if the Ibrox side are serious about making a move, then they can expect to cough up with one of the Gers’ fellow UEFA coefficient top performers well in the hunt.
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