Rangers set to miss out on Miller return

Thursday 21 July 2011 00:00 BST

Scotland striker Miller made a surprise switch to Turkish outfit Bursaspor in January (GETTY IMAGES)

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Kenny Miller is close to a move to Cardiff City, according to Bursaspor director Erkan Kamat.

"The policy of Rangers is not good," he said of Rangers bidding £400,000 for their former striker, "I don't like it. It is a ridiculously low offer. As far as we are concerned, Miller has been sold to Cardiff City."

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