Rangers legend Kenny Miller has advised Joe Aribo to seek a move to Crystal Palace.
Aribo, who has a year left on his contract at Rangers has been linked with a move to Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa.
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The midfielder once lived close to London during his stint with Charlton Athletic before moving to Rangers.
Miller feels that a return to the English capital ‘makes sense’, with Crystal Palace situated just ten miles south of Aribo’s former employers Charlton Athletic.
“London probably makes sense for Joe because it’s where he grew up,” Miller adds. “Joe only signed for around £300,000. If Rangers can get around £8million for him it’s good business,” Miller told Daily Record.
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“That’s the model every club wants. You sign cheap – the same way Celtic did with Moussa Dembele – and sell big. Clubs need to balance the books and Rangers are no different.
“Right now, Aribo is still an asset. But if it gets to Christmas time and nothing’s happened, he’ll probably leave for nothing. Maybe now is a good time for him to go.”
Aribo provided nine goals and ten assists for Rangers in the 2021/22 season.
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COMMENTS
This transfer market is really being poor with Nigerian players’ movement.
Following the glamour prior to this transfer market, I thought Aribo, Bassey, Lookman and Simon would have made a step up move!
What’s really wrong with Nigerian players in this transfer market?
It’s still early days besides they aren’t desperate for a move anyway
This could be a good Move Agent Aribo for Olise
Good point @Ugo.
Aribo to crystal palace is a step up and a good move. Crystal palace suits his style of play. If it happens he should go. At least palace is not always battling relegation that much.