Fashion Sakala in Rangers future hint as striker makes plans clear amid transfer talk
FASHION SAKALA has dropped a major hint about his Rangers career on social media.
Amid uncertainty surrounding his future, he has been linked with moves away from Rangers including to the middle-east.
He is reportedly a transfer target for a number of clubs as Michael Beale assembles his squad heading into the new season.
But Sakala has now posted a cryptic message on social media ahead of the new season.
Taking to Twitter, he said: "God bless. Great preseason camp in Germany and very excited for the new season.
"FS10 DREAMS DON'T DIE.
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"Read:Exodus 14:14.
"Thank you so much for your support."
His future under Michael Beale has been questioned and the Ibrox boss has brought in many attacking reinforcements.
Cyriel Dessers, Sam Lammers and Abdallah Sima have been signed by the club and reports suggest that they could also step up their pursuit of Danilo.
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But fans have remained supportive of the Zambian forward in replies to his Tweet.
One fan said "Please say you're staying" while another added "Hope you stay mate."
A couple of fans were quick to note that the message was a big clue to where his future lies.
A third fan added "Going by that I’m not sure he’s going anywhere soon" while a fourth said "Continue playing for the same club don't try to go English Premier League."
Despite coming under heavy scrutiny for both club and country, the forward had 20 goal involvements in 41 appearances across all competitions last season.
And with Antonio Colak now plying his trade in Italy after his move to Parma, there is the possibility that Michael Beale will keep Sakala in his squad.
Meanwhile, Rangers have submitted an improved bid for Danilo, according to a report.
Beale has been an admirer of Brazilian striker Danilo over the past month and looks to be keen on securing the transfer.
An initial bid of £3.5million from Rangers was rejected by the Dutch club at the end of June before the signing of Dessers.
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But now according to Dutch news outlet 1908.nl, Rangers are stepping up their approach to make the deal happen.
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