After refusing to leave Ibrox, Rangers’ £3.5 million star leaves their Europa League rivals in “crisis.”

Although Rangers have finished their business for the season in terms of new players, not all European leagues followed Scotland’s lead and closed their doors on Monday night.

Up until Thursday, Austrian Bundesliga clubs are still able to recruit new players. There is still plenty of time remaining in the transfer windows for Croatia, Switzerland, Hungary, and Romania, respectively.

Furthermore, the deadline for the Turkish window is not expected to arrive until February 11th. Even though Ridvan Yilmaz downplayed rumors that he will be returning to Turkey this week, it seems his remarks haven’t made it to the domestic press yet. Because even though Yilmaz has maintained that he has always wanted to remain at Rangers, his name is still being floated in gossip columns as Besiktas, Fenerbahce, and Trabzonspor all intensify their efforts to acquire a left-sided full-back before Tuesday’s games end.

Galatasaray “crisis” as Ridvan Yilmaz promises

Rangers a bright future According to reports, Rangers rejected Besiktas’ offer of a loan-to-buy agreement on Monday. Yilmaz is eager to return to the team where he began his career, but the Istanbul giants’ £3.3 million bid was insufficient to persuade the Gers to accept it. According to reports, Ridvan Yilmaz rejected both Trabzonspor and Jose Mourinho’s Fenerbahce.

“Crisis” is probably the last word that springs to mind as the defending champions easily win another domestic championship with Galatasaray undefeated and six points ahead at the top of the Super Lig standings.

However, Taka Gazete characterizes Galatasaray’s problems in the left-back position as “crisis,” given that injury-plagued Ismail Jakobs is currently facing another stint on the sidelines due to an ankle tendon ailment. As worries about Jakobs mount, coach Okan Buruk is apparently in dire need of a left-sided defender.

The Galatasaray manager has made Yilmaz and Cenk Ozkacar of Real Vallodolid his “primary targets,” believing that a player with experience in Turkey’s top division is the best choice available as Buruk searches for a player who can start right away and adjust.

However, Galatasaray had best hope that Real Valladolid is receptive to proposals. Because Ridvan Yilmaz and Rangers don’t seem interested in splitting up, especially now that the Scottish transfer market is closed to new players.

Ridvan Yilmaz hopes to lead Rangers to Premiership triumph.

After allegedly turning down the advances of Trabzonspor, Fenerbahce, and former employers Besiktas, Yilmaz declared, “I love this country and the people here.” “Everyone at the club was incredibly helpful, even though I didn’t speak English and knew nothing about Scotland when I first came.

“At first, it was difficult, but now everything is normal.” Because of everything everyone has taught me, I feel Scottish! Yilmaz still has one major goal to cross off his Rangers bucket list, despite his importance growing during an injury crisis that required him to step in on the right-hand side.

“At this club, you always want to be the champions, so I can’t say [my time in Scotland] has gone as well as I had hoped,” Yilmaz continues. “In the time I’ve been here, we haven’t done it yet. “I can guarantee everyone that the coach and my teammates want to accomplish that, and we always try our best.”

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