One potential target has demonstrated that he possesses all the necessary attributes to succeed for the Rangers. Philippe Clement prefers his players to be aggressive, enthusiastic, and focused on the team.

Che Adams proves he has mentality to be Rangers striker

Recently, Cyriel Dessers discussed the significance of attitude in front of an Ibrox crowd.

He initially found it difficult to handle the pressure, but his performance after Philippe Clement joined indicates that he is currently handling it quite well.

It won’t be clear until the end of the season whether the Nigerian international has done enough to appease the naysayers.

Dessers has been forced to bear the brunt of the striking practically alone.

When it comes to injuries, Danilo has been incredibly unfortunate, while Kemper Roofe has been incredibly consistent.

The Brazilian, who spent over £6 million to sign with Feyenoord, ought to be fired up for the upcoming campaign, but Roofe has to be replaced.

Che Adams, who has had a fantastic season with Southampton, is one who possesses the mindset that Clement need.

St Mary’s is managed by former Rangers defender Russell Martin, and even though their chances of automatic promotion were severely damaged in a 5-0 loss to Leicester City, Adams received special recognition from the Daily Echo:

“I informed them that Che Adams’ contract expires in the summer. He is the only one who most likely has an explanation there.

“An explanation if he wasn’t truly willing to put his all into supporting his team and put in a lot of effort. More than anyone else, he does it.

It follows that no one else can justify not doing that. Adams might be a steal for the Rangers in the offseason.

Being a Rangers player has always been about mindset.

Observe the athletes who pass through the academy.
The two most recent players to have a significant influence, Nathan Patterson and Ross McCausland, were never the best players in their age group.
They were, nevertheless, two of the most diligent—both in training and on the field.
They seized the opportunity because they earned it.
With Che Adams, it’s the same.
The Scotland international wasn’t raised in an academy; ten years ago, at the age of seventeen, he was participating in non-league football.
He has worked hard for every chance that has come his him.
He has a reputation as a player for prioritizing the team, pursuing lost causes, and troubling defenders by refusing to give up.
He has also demonstrated that he can still score goals if given the opportunity, with 17 goals and five assists this season.
Because of their mindset and attitude, several Rangers players who were formerly seen to be world beaters have become favorites among the supporters.
Not to be outdone, Rod Wallace scored goals as well.
Che Adams is one of the better possibilities available this summer to replace Kemar Roofe on a free transfer.

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