ANY PLAYER:JORDAN JONES REACTS TO NIGHT RANGER TRANSFER NEWS.
Jordan Jones has praised Glen Kamara on Instagram after securing Michael Beale’s transfer from Rangers.
The 27-year-old is a popular member of the Rangers team that won the Scottish Premiership under Steven Gerrard, reached the Europa League final and also won the Scottish Champions League.
Being a key member of Ten Stop is what will make Glen Kamara a Rangers legend for years to come.
But now is the time for the Finnish player to open a new chapter in his career, when he has chosen to settle in the South.
Kamara will be tasked with trying to get Leeds United back into the Premier League after being relegated last season.
Well, judging by ex-Gers man Jones, they are getting a top-quality player because he lauded his former teammate in the comments section of his Instagram post, once his move was confirmed.
Right call from Kamara
It was only going to end one way if he had stayed on at Ibrox and that’s the midfielder just rotting away in the background.
The former Arsenal man is too good just to be sitting on the sidelines, as Beale continues to imprint his now name on this Rangers side.
They didn’t help themselves with that PSV defeat on Wednesday, but a little dose of the Glasgow derby on Sunday might help matters, or just make it really, really worse.
Shaun Maloney outlines dream deadline day for Wigan Athletic
Shaun Maloney admits his phone will remain switched on until the last minute of the transfer window as he bids to fine-tune his Wigan Athletic squad for the first half of the campaign.While the Latics boss prepares the side to make the short trip to the Fylde coast to face Blackpool on Saturday, he is hoping Sporting Director Gregor Rioch manages to round off a successful summer with one more signing.It’s by no means a desperate manhunt, with Maloney more than happy with what he has if the cards do not fall Latics’ way.But he’ll be keeping his fingers crossed Rioch is able to beat the deadline to add ‘certain attributes, in one area’ he feels the squad would benefit from.
Maloney said: “Hopefully we can see one more player come in to help the team.
“I really like the team we have, but having another team – with certain qualities, in a field – would be great.
“But if that doesn’t happen, I’m fine too, it would be nice to have more help.
“And I don’t expect anyone to leave this after this.
“I expect this to be a busy day for the management team regarding the arrival of this player.
“For me, I will just focus on the game against Blackpool.
“Gregor and the others know the type of profile I am looking for and the type of player I am looking for for the position.
“They know the players that I like, and I leave that to Gregor and Ben (Goodburn, president) to try to achieve that.
“If they can, all the better.
If not, we move on.
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So far, the Latics have signed nine players during the transfer window – Liam Morrison, Jonny Smith, Callum McManaman, Matt Smith, Sean Clare, Liam Shaw, James Balagizi, Kell Watts and Steven Sessegnon.
However, they lost almost enough players to occupy two.
The full squad, which includes senior players such as captain Tendayi Darikwa, vice-captain Max Power, club captain Jamie Jones and two players awarded the captain’s armband this season: Jack Whatmough and James McClean.
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