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Max Dowman Transfer from Arsenal to Rangers
Former Aberdeen chief executive Keith Wyness believes Rangers would currently be the better option for Arsenal attacking midfielder Max Dowman if he moves to Scotland for a loan in January. According to Wyness, the situation at Celtic could be a disadvantage for them, and he states that Rangers would be the best option for Dowman for a Scottish loan. Wyness also remarked that it is important for Dowman to join a stable club, which is something Arsenal will want for the player, and that Rangers have demonstrated they can provide playing time to young players, such as Mikey Moore. Wyness stated that from a football perspective, he thinks Rangers are the significantly better option.
Former Aberdeen chief executive Keith Wyness believes Rangers would currently be the better option for Arsenal attacking midfielder Max Dowman if he moves to Scotland for a loan in January. According to Wyness, the situation at Celtic could be a disadvantage for them, and he states that Rangers would be the best option for Dowman for a Scottish loan. Wyness also remarked that it is important for Dowman to join a stable club, which is something Arsenal will want for the player, and that Rangers have demonstrated they can provide playing time to young players, such as Mikey Moore. Wyness stated that from a football perspective, he thinks Rangers are the significantly better option.
According to sources who spoke to Football Insider, Rangers might fail to sign Max Dowman on loan because English clubs are also competing for the player. Rangers are among the clubs hopeful of offering him regular game time.
According to sources who spoke to Football Insider, Rangers might fail to sign Max Dowman on loan because English clubs are also competing for the player. Rangers are among the clubs hopeful of offering him regular game time.
According to Football Insider, Rangers have a strong interest in Arsenal's Max Dowman and are planning a loan approach ahead of the January transfer window. The report states that Arsenal and manager Mikel Arteta are extremely cautious about any possible loan exit, as Arteta considers Dowman important to his current plans. Arteta would only approve a loan exit if the conditions were ideal, specifically wanting guarantees that Dowman would play regularly at Ibrox. It is also reported that Rangers are only exploring the idea of taking Dowman on loan, and any move would need final approval from Mikel Arteta and Arsenal.
According to Football Insider, Rangers have a strong interest in Arsenal's Max Dowman and are planning a loan approach ahead of the January transfer window. The report states that Arsenal and manager Mikel Arteta are extremely cautious about any possible loan exit, as Arteta considers Dowman important to his current plans. Arteta would only approve a loan exit if the conditions were ideal, specifically wanting guarantees that Dowman would play regularly at Ibrox. It is also reported that Rangers are only exploring the idea of taking Dowman on loan, and any move would need final approval from Mikel Arteta and Arsenal.
Rangers are reportedly considering a January loan move for Max Dowman. According to Football Insider, Dowman could become available for a temporary move once he turns 17 on December 31, making him eligible to leave Arsenal on loan during the January window. It is understood that Rangers are among the clubs with the most interest in him and would be interested if Arsenal gives clubs permission to discuss a deal.
Rangers are reportedly considering a January loan move for Max Dowman. According to Football Insider, Dowman could become available for a temporary move once he turns 17 on December 31, making him eligible to leave Arsenal on loan during the January window. It is understood that Rangers are among the clubs with the most interest in him and would be interested if Arsenal gives clubs permission to discuss a deal.
Both Rangers and Celtic have held talks with Arsenal regarding a potential loan move for Max Dowman. The 16-year-old will be eligible for a loan when he turns 17 on 31 December. More than a dozen clubs have registered their interest in the teenager, and it is said that Arsenal are open to a temporary exit as first-team opportunities are expected to be limited.
Both Rangers and Celtic have held talks with Arsenal regarding a potential loan move for Max Dowman. The 16-year-old will be eligible for a loan when he turns 17 on 31 December. More than a dozen clubs have registered their interest in the teenager, and it is said that Arsenal are open to a temporary exit as first-team opportunities are expected to be limited.
Former Rangers striker Mark Hateley has told the club to consider a loan move for Arsenal’s Max Dowman in January, following their success with Mikey Moore last season. Hateley believes Rangers could provide Dowman with a platform to showcase his skills, similar to what they did with Moore. Moore joined on loan from Tottenham Hotspur. The former striker wants Dowman to follow a similar path.
Former Rangers striker Mark Hateley has told the club to consider a loan move for Arsenal’s Max Dowman in January, following their success with Mikey Moore last season. Hateley believes Rangers could provide Dowman with a platform to showcase his skills, similar to what they did with Moore. Moore joined on loan from Tottenham Hotspur. The former striker wants Dowman to follow a similar path.
According to a report from TEAMtalk, Arsenal are considering whether to let Max Dowman leave on loan during the winter window, as the 16-year-old has played just nine minutes of Premier League football so far this season. There is widespread interest in the right-winger, and over a dozen clubs have already registered their interest in signing him, with Rangers also keen to take the teenager to Scotland. Ally McCoist is thought to be a great admirer of the youngster and has already urged his former club to make a move, stating that he would definitely take him at Ibrox.
According to a report from TEAMtalk, Arsenal are considering whether to let Max Dowman leave on loan during the winter window, as the 16-year-old has played just nine minutes of Premier League football so far this season. There is widespread interest in the right-winger, and over a dozen clubs have already registered their interest in signing him, with Rangers also keen to take the teenager to Scotland. Ally McCoist is thought to be a great admirer of the youngster and has already urged his former club to make a move, stating that he would definitely take him at Ibrox.
Interest in Max Dowman exists from Scotland. It is understood that Rangers are keen on the possibility of bringing him to Scotland.
Interest in Max Dowman exists from Scotland. It is understood that Rangers are keen on the possibility of bringing him to Scotland.
Mikel Arteta has admitted a temporary transfer for Max Dowman may be accepted during the January window, and it is understood that several clubs are likely to attempt a loan approach next year. Arteta stated they will evaluate where they are every six months and decide what is the best thing for the player to do. The manager also said they had not previously listened to any possibilities, as they were clear they wanted Dowman in the squad and to be part of the pre-season. When asked by talkSPORT if Rangers should pursue a loan deal, McCoist said he would absolutely take him at Ibrox.
Mikel Arteta has admitted a temporary transfer for Max Dowman may be accepted during the January window, and it is understood that several clubs are likely to attempt a loan approach next year. Arteta stated they will evaluate where they are every six months and decide what is the best thing for the player to do. The manager also said they had not previously listened to any possibilities, as they were clear they wanted Dowman in the squad and to be part of the pre-season. When asked by talkSPORT if Rangers should pursue a loan deal, McCoist said he would absolutely take him at Ibrox.
Ally McCoist said he would fully take Arsenal's 16-year-old English winger Max Dowman on loan at Ibrox if Mikel Arteta felt it was best for the player's development. Arsenal head coach Mikel Arteta had previously commented on the possibility of a loan, stating that its success depends on the atmosphere and the coach's belief in a player. However, Arteta concluded that Dowman is in a good situation and should be kept at Arsenal for now.
Read Full StoryAlly McCoist said he would fully take Arsenal's 16-year-old English winger Max Dowman on loan at Ibrox if Mikel Arteta felt it was best for the player's development. Arsenal head coach Mikel Arteta had previously commented on the possibility of a loan, stating that its success depends on the atmosphere and the coach's belief in a player. However, Arteta concluded that Dowman is in a good situation and should be kept at Arsenal for now.
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