Rangers transfer news on Marko Bulat, Josh Doig and Harry Souttar

The most recent individual to fit that description is Marko Bulat, since rumors of relocating to Ibrox this

month have subsided. As we previously disclosed,

The midfield player for Dinamo Zagreb was initially targeted by Nils Koppen and his hiring team.

with going after a midfielder.

On this one, Football Scotland took the lead.

We did make it clear that the Light Blues might not be able to afford the £5 million price tag.

and now that the Croatian player, 22, has agreed to a new deal with his present squad,

To cover the gaps in the middle of the field, the Gers’ manager will have to look elsewhere.

One person who might wind up being Bulat’s colleague is Ryan Kent.

The former Ibrox winger is leaving Fenerbahce and has received a loan offer from Zagreb.

Another player connected to the Rangers, Josh Doig, has now decided what to do with his future.

The 21-year-old left-back is set to leave Hellas Verona for fellow Serie A team Sassuolo after his dream

move to Marseille was derailed.

David Jurasek, another left-back on Rangers’ radar, has decided to join Hoffenheim in Germany.

The Benfica player was rumored to be interested in joining the Gers on loan, but he will instead go to the

Bundesliga with a buyout option.

Harry Souttar has said that in order for him to stay in the Australia team,

He can’t sit on the Leicester bench forever.

Under former manager Michael Beale, Rangers had their eye on the center-back.

is the brother of Gers star John and does not play with the Foxes.

Ibrox fantastic Three issues that Ally McCoist’s old team needs to work on are as follows.

He said, “Rangers have to get stronger.” Danilo is sidelined due to an injury.

The position of center forward is dubious.

Reinforcement is absolutely needed in wide areas, ideally with another midfield player.

From the back, Tavernier’s return has been ridiculous.

Yilmaz was almost on his way to Verona, but that trip appears to be delayed.

Therefore, it doesn’t appear that Rangers will have many defensive opportunities,

and I don’t believe that defense is a top priority for them.

The goalie has performed beyond comprehension.

Therefore, they should reinforce the center of the park,

the broad regions, and the center forward.

They won’t get three, in my opinion. The most crucial factor, though, is that,

should they add anyone, it would be far preferable to ,add two players who will immediately become part

of the team than four players for the squad. They require the beginnings.”

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