Billy Dodds believes that Steven Gerrard could seriously consider an offer for Alfredo Morelos.
The Rangers boss has admitted that if a serious offer is submitted to the club before the 2020-21 campaign begins, he won’t know if he’ll be able to stick to the popular Colombian killer. Gerrard wants him to stay, and Dodds believes Morelos has the chance to help Rangers end Celtic’s title dominance.
When talking about the interest of the French side Rennes, the prices mentioned are around £ 15m.
Ex-Scotland star Dodds said: “If they get that much money, I would certainly think about making money.
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“So if that kind of money comes in and I’m not sure if I would be if I were Gerrard, I would make money and try to go in a different direction to keep Celtic from winning 10 in a row.
“There was a time when Gerrard said, ‘No chance. I don’t care what it is. He plays so well for us and is so important to us.
“But then the shape was good. So I’m sure the manager’s attitude will change.
“Rennes said they will pay £ 15 million for him and there are other clubs in Qatar. I’m not sure if the clubs are able to pay this kind of money right now. So I’m saying that there’s a good chance he’s still at Rangers. “
Dodds has no doubt that Morelos is the ideal striker when it comes to leading the attack. But he also has concerns after saying that the killer could win or lose a title.
He told BBC Scotland: “I still stand by it. Because its brilliance can bring you so many goals. And his suspensions can throw away so many points. “
Gerrard clearly stated that he wanted to keep Morelos as his attempt to stop Celtic’s 10-in-a-row offer.
But the Rangers boss admitted that the situation could be complicated if an extensive offer is made.
He said, “I should say if he’ll be here next year. That is the million dollar question. “
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