Super Eagles and Rangers striker Cyriel Kolawole Dessers has hinted at a possible return to the Eredivisie following a reduced role at Ibrox, Futbolgalore.ng reports.
The 30-year-old forward has seen limited playing time recently, with Moroccan striker Hamza Igamane now favored by manager Philippe Clement to lead the Rangers attack.
Dessers, who is eager to play regularly and maximize his goal-scoring opportunities, has been linked with a move away from Rangers.
Despite his diminished role, he remains committed to contributing to the team when called upon. However, he expressed interest in returning to the Dutch league where he initially gained recognition.
“Back to the Netherlands for me? Difficult. Feyenoord now have three excellent strikers. The other clubs I played for also have a special place in my heart, but I do have a certain price and there are only a few clubs that can pay that.”
In any case, I want to play in a serious competition, for the prizes. The fire is still burning,” Dessers said in quotes published by The Scottish Sun.
Dessers began his career in the Eredivisie with NAC Breda before moving to FC Utrecht and later Heracles, where he scored 18 goals and registered six assists in 29 games.
His success in the Netherlands earned him a move to Belgian side KRC Genk before playing for Feyenoord, Cremonese, and now Rangers.
