Super Eagles striker, Cyriel Dessers said he was unmoved by the criticism hauled at him since joining Rangers.
Fans and pundits at Ibrox have been unimpressed by his performance after joining the Scottish side this summer from Cremonese. He scored his third goal for Rangers Wednesday against Dundee United, but Rangers supporters want more from him.
“Some reactions even make me laugh. First of all, I think many people underestimate what it is like to move to another country. My stats this season are not bad, but I don’t think it is great either. Before the season I set a goal of 25 goal contributions, so I’m on target in that regard.
“But I have not yet reached my absolute top form. And that is something I work hard for every day. In terms of general level, the Belgian and Dutch competitions are also better than the Scottish and of course Serie A is a different level. But there are hardly any easy matches here.
“Many clubs play their match of the season against us. Opponents give their lives on the pitch, so to speak, not to let us score, so we always have to go very deep. I usually go home after a match with scratches and blood on my body,” he told Daily Record.
