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Cyriel Dessers has revealed he turned down offers from clubs in Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands to sign for Scottish side, Rangers.
Dessers moved to the Gers from Serie B side, Cremonese in a deal worth €4m last week.
The 28-year-old spent just one season at Cremonese, netting seven times in 29 league outings.
The Nigerian international arrived the Ibrox with a good reputation having won the top scorer award two seasons ago in the UEFA Europa Conference League.
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The striker had several options on the table after deciding to quit Cremonese following the club’s relegation last season but was attracted by former Scottish Premiership champions, Rangers.
“Of course, I had some options to stay in Italy, there were also some other options again in Belgium and the Netherlands. I don’t think it’s smart to name the clubs here,” Dessers told a press conference on Tuesday.
“Rangers is massive and I like what is happening here, the group, players already here and the manager who has a really good idea of what he wants on and off the pitch is fundamental for me.
“That’s why I made the choice, I looked at the training ground, I looked at the stadium, I looked at how the club wants to work very professionally, and that’s something I was looking for so it was pretty easy chooice actually.”
This article was updated 6 months ago