Noel Whelan has claimed that it would be a “big blow” to Rangers to lose Ryan Kent but said that the board would be tempted to sell if an offer of £14million arrived this summer.
The former Leeds United and Aberdeen striker, speaking exclusively to Football Insider correspondent Dylan Childs, warned Steven Gerrard that it will be extremely difficult to replace the 24-year-old without splashing the cash.
Kent, who has has three years left on his contract at Ibrox, has started the season in impressive form and scored three goals in five league appearances.
Football Insider revealed yesterday that the Gers have set their sights on a new forward signing as Leeds ready a second bid for the winger.
The Premier League side’s opening offer of £8.5million plus add-ons was rejected by the Glasgow giants.
When asked by Football Insider if the Teddy Bears could afford to lose Kent this summer, Whelan said: