Calvin Bassey: Rangers told to expect interest from Serie A clubs
Former Rangers player Sergio Porrini has warned the Ibrox club that clubs in Italy’s Serie A are interested in their in-demand defender Calvin Bassey.
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Former Rangers player Sergio Porrini has warned the Ibrox club that clubs in Italy’s Serie A are interested in their in-demand defender Calvin Bassey.
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