Rangers: 49ers set to make bid to bring £8m+ Nike sponsored star to Ibrox
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Glasgow Rangers are expected to make a bid to bring a Nike-sponsored attacker to Ibrox following their move for Thelo Aasgaard.
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Former Scotland international reflects on training ground bust-up during Ibrox stint.Former Scotland international Phil Bardsley has revealed he still has one major regret over his ill-fated spell at Rangers as he opened up on his loan spell at Ibrox almost two decades ago.Joining Rangers on a season-long loan from Manchester United at the beginning of the 2006/07 campaign as a highly rated 20-year-old, he played just five games before being sent back to Old Trafford following a major training ground bust-up with former manager Paul Le Guen.Following a strong tackle on teammate Thomas Buffel ahead of a vital UEFA Cup clash vs Livorno, the defender was immediately dismissed from the training pitch by Le Guen, ultimately ending his time at Ibrox. Bardsley would go on to make over 300 appearances in the English Premier League for the likes of Sunderland, Burnley and Stoke City, but admits he still looks back on his time in Glasgow with a tinge of frustration.A young Bardsley takes part in training with Rangers teammate Kris Boyd back in October 2006…
