After a fresh Nedim Bajrami update surfaced at Rangers during the Gers’ match against Dundee United, Kris Boyd expressed his surprise.
Tom Lawrence’s goal in the first half of the game helped the Light Blues recover from their previous Old Firm loss to Celtic and win 1-0 at Tannadice on Sunday, September 15, to take all three points.
Prior to Bajrami’s last-minute transfer, Sky Sports analyst Boyd acknowledged that he anticipated the Albanian international to start right away in the number 10 position, but Lawrence was preferred.
Speaking on Sunday, September 15, at 13:00 on Sky Sports Football, he stated: “I was surprised he didn’t start because when you pay that kind of money, you expect him to play.”
“They anticipate that Bajrami will seize the initiative and bring about change.”
For Rangers vs. Dundee United, Philippe Clement did not start Nedim Bajrami. Why?
Boyd makes the point that most fans and commentators would anticipate that a player who the Light Blues paid a high transfer fee would be brought into the fold right away, regardless of how much time the player had spent in training.
Most supporters would have been shocked to see the lineup selected, even though Clement had already hinted that there was a good chance the Albanian international wouldn’t start against Dundee United.
Now that Todd Cantwell and Ianis Hagi are out of the picture, the Albanian international has been signed to cover the hole at number 10.He has to be trusted, and Clement needs to stop following him.
Lawrence showed promise at Tannadice once more, but it’s obvious he won’t lead the Gers to victory. Now that Bajrami has played one game off the bench, maybe Clement will be more inclined to start him the next time around.
In unrelated Rangers news, a player for the Light Blues against Dundee United has earned the nickname “fabulous.”
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