In discussions regarding the potential sale of Todd Cantwell from Rangers in the upcoming summer transfer window, Derek Clark has been adamant that the club should not settle for anything less than £3 million. Despite a season of ups and downs under Philippe Clement, Cantwell managed to impress with eight goals and six assists in 44 appearances at Ibrox.
Speculation is mounting that Cantwell may be on his way out of Glasgow, but Clark believes Rangers should not undervalue the talented midfielder. In a recent segment on The Rangers Review YouTube channel, Clark emphasized the importance of not entertaining offers below Cantwell’s true worth, stating, “How much do you think he’s worth? I’d be looking for upwards of £3 million. He’s still a top player, and I don’t think Rangers should be entertaining offers below his value.”
With Philippe Clement looking to shake up the Rangers squad during the transfer window, Cantwell is among the players who could potentially be sold to make room for new recruits. While Cantwell’s departure would leave a void in the team, his importance as a creative force cannot be overlooked.
Finding a buyer willing to meet the £3 million asking price may be a challenge, but if Cantwell can rediscover his top form in the upcoming season, his value could skyrocket. As discussions continue, it remains to be seen whether Rangers will hold firm on their valuation of Cantwell or if they will entertain lower offers for the midfielder.
