Rangers focus on Chris Jack, a player from South America, as Nils Koppen’s transfer priorities surface at Ibrox.

Under Nils Koppen, Rangers will continue to give priority to hiring players from continental Europe and South America in addition to exploring uncharted territory, Chris Jack has revealed.

On Wednesday, January 10, a reporter for the Rangers Review stated that the Light Blues will try to use

Koppen’s extensive football industry understanding to expand into recruitment sectors they haven’t used before.

In the future, the Light Blues plan to explore America, Scandinavia and even the Far East as they look to find new

potential talent, but they also intend to remain in a position where they can acquire the best British talent available to them.

At Ibrox, a number of targets have already been found who meet Philippe Clement’s objectives, and Koppen’s

expertise in the field has enabled him to look into possible hires.

Rangers have historically been able to assemble a roster that features players from all around the world, but under

Clement and Koppen’s direction, that ability may reach even greater heights.

Due to Koppen’s global game expertise and his openness to consider players from traditionally underutilized

regions like Scandinavia and America, the Rangers may discover future superstars they never would have

considered.It remains to be seen if it aids the Light Blues in their attempt to unseat Celtic and regain their position

as the Premiership’s dominant team, but it might have a significant impact on how the Scottish game is balanced.

The Rangers could have a thrilling few transfer windows under Koppen and Clement if they can replicate Celtic’s

success in attracting top talent from South America. Celtic has prospered in recent years, especially in their recruitment of players from Asia.

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