Rangers transfer news latest on Marko Bulat and Josh Doig with Borna Barisic ambitions.

Since the arrival of Wolves loanee striker Fabio Silva, Rangers have not increased their January hiring efforts.

In an effort to add his own touch to the team he took over from Michael Beale, Philippe Clement is searching for fresh players. After being judged surplus to needs, Sam Lammers has already been sent out on loan, and one or two more may follow shortly. Rumors in Italy state that despite interest from Sassuolo and Monza, Ridvan Yilmaz is expected to sign a season-long loan with Hellas Verona, with talks reportedly at an advanced level.

 

While supporters of the Green Bay Packers may have expected Scotland left-back Josh Doig to go the other way, the former Hibs player is about to finalize a £4.3 million move to Marseille. It is thought that during the following 48 hours, the 21-year-old will sign a contract with the French powerhouses that will run until June 2028.

This will reduce the alternatives available to the title contenders on the left side of defense, though Borna Barisic is not expected to go this month. Alternatively, the seasoned Croatian international may decide to prolong his six-year tenure in Glasgow.Soccer Scotland is aware that Ibrox executives have begun discussions with the 31-year-old’s representation regarding the prospect of a new deal, with Leeds United being particularly interested in the

Meanwhile, Marko Bulat, a midfielder for Dinamo Zagreb, is reportedly being watched by Rangers, according to Football Scotland. Coach Clement is eager to expand his alternatives in the middle of the park, and 22-year-old Bulat has been mentioned as a possible choice. This season, in 23 appearances across all competitions, the playmaker has

Lastly, Gordon Greer, the route development manager for Brighton, has praised Abdullah Sima’s advancement since relocating to Ibrox. This season, Sima has scored 15 goals in 34 games and has already made it clear that he would be willing to stay. It is unclear if the Seagulls would be open to doing business, but Greer claims the Premier League.

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