The forgotten Celtic man is at the center of a three-way transfer battle, as the Rangers standout discusses the culture shock of Scottish football.

The Rangers star, a forgotten Celtic man, is at the center of a three-way transfer battle as he discusses the culture shock of Scottish football.

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RangersCeltic secured a 4-0 Scottish Premiership victory over Motherwell on Boxing Day and will endeavor to conclude the year in style when they face St Johnstone on Sunday.

Rangers lost additional ground to the Hoops at the summit of the table after losing 2-1 at St Mirren, resulting in a 12-point deficit. Philippe Clement’s team is scheduled to visit Motherwell next.

Given the significant opportunities that await us as we transition into the New Year, it is imperative that we examine the most recent transfer rumors and headlines, as the January window is only a matter of days away.In the midst of a £7 million exit link, three clubs are interested in a forgotten Celtic man.

Cruzeiro, Internacional, and Palmeiras are currently engaged in a three-way competition to acquire the services of Celtic’s neglected defender, Alexandro Bernabei. The Scottish champions have yet to make a decision regarding Bernabei’s future.

This season, the Argentine left-back has rediscovered his finest form while on loan at Brazilian Serie A club Internacional.

He was recently selected for the league’s ‘Team of the Year’. His current team has only three days to convert the loan agreement into a permanent one; however, Celtic’s £7million asking price is beyond their financial capabilities.

According to recent reports in Brazil, the Hoops have responded to the Porto Alegre-based club by proposing that they fund the transfer in installments.

However, a definitive decision regarding Bernabei’s next move will not be made until the official opening of the window next month.

Cruzeiro has subsequently entered the competition for the 24-year-old’s signature, as his stock has risen once more in South America. This occurred two and a half years after he relocated from Lanus to Parkhead in a £3.75m deal.

The Scottish football culture shock that Rangers’ captain has disclosed is a topic of discussion.Robin Propper acknowledges that he is still in the process of acclimating to Scottish football and has come to the realization that Rangers are unable to lose.

The Dutch defender was introduced as an early first-half substitute for the injured Leon Balogun in the match against St Mirren, following a difficult start to his tenure in Govan.

He relocated from FC Twente in the summer, but it has taken him some time to thoroughly integrate into the Rangers’ mentality and confront the distinct style of football that differs from his previous experience in the Netherlands.