In form Rangers Forward Being Scouted by Premier League Clubs

It has been a very productive start to the 26/27 season for Rangers forward Ryan Don Naderi. 

The Czechia international has scored seven goals and provided three assists in 13 games, and to make those stats even more impressive, that return comes in just 963 minutes of action on the pitch, which is the equivalent of around 10.7 full games of football. So, a goal or assist nearly every full 90 he plays. 

Not only that, but his goals and assists have been absolutely crucial, winning Rangers nine points in the league, including the winner in an Old Firm, as well as scoring the goal against Aberdeen that sent Derek McInnes' side to the Scottish League Cup final in December at Hampden Park. 

Having had a settling in period in the second half of last season, after his move from German side Hansa Rostock in the winter transfer window, it is clear that the 23-year old is up to speed with things at Ibrox and can be a very productive player for the team.

Well, this form may well come at a cost. Indeed so, as it is being reported by Football Insider (as relayed by Yahoo) that former Manchester United chief scout have scouts watching Naderi weekly and are "sure to be impressed" by the player. 

Despite only joining earlier this year, the forward will have two years remaining on his contract at the end of the season, which is often where clubs begin to panic slightly, if a player has not extended their deal. So, if nothing is sorted before then, you wonder which direction the club will go down. 

We all know the sort of money that exists in the Premier League. It is too much for the other major European Leagues - Bundesliga, La Liga, Serie A and Ligue `1 - to compete with, never mind a club that compete in the Scottish Premiership. However, you still hope you can get as much money as possible, allowing you to reinvest the fee into other quality players for the squad. 

For now, it is important that Naderi keeps providing the goods, and thus allowing Rangers to keep narrowing and eventually closing the gap on league leaders Celtic. Let's hope for no injuries with Czechia during the international break, you can take a look at how the break shapes up for him by clicking this link here.