Former Sky Sports pundit Charlie Nicholas believes Real Betis or a similar club in Spain would likely be willing to sign Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos.

The Colombian international was controversially omitted from the squad for the Bears’ Champions League tie against PSV Eindhoven, and Nicholas thinks the Scottish club can offload the forward for £10m before the transfer window shuts:

“He is sellable. If Rangers could get a package of £10 million with add ons then I would take it. Somebody will take him. A Real Betis or another team in Spain or a side from a decent European league will sign him. But Rangers need to get rid of him.”

Considering Morelos‘s poor attitude and fitness levels, it would be a surprise if a team were willing to sign the player outright. A loan deal is probably more realistic with an option to buy.

If the 26-year-old does leave Ibrox this month, it would be a sad way for his career at the club to end, considering some of the standout performances he has produced over the years.

However, as the old cliche goes, nobody is bigger than the club and, if Morelos has become a problem in the dressing room, it’s best that he leaves for the good of the team.