Rangers face four-way Premier League Battle to keep England youth World Cup Star.

The Premier League may be luring Archie Stevens away from Rangers, as there are new transfer rumors involving Brighton and Wolves.

Famously, Rangers lost players like Billy Gilmour and Ryan Wilson because the Premier League’s huge salary occasionally proved to be too much for budding players.

Even players who have opted to move down south rather than compete up north, such as Nathan Young-Coombes, have returned for a recent friendly with the Brentford youth squad.

Archie Stevens is the most recent name associated with relocating south of the border, yet a reputable journalist claims that there is still hope for the adolescent assailant.

Archie Stevens and Rangers were connected.

Journalist Jacques Talbot has connected the 18-year-old England youth international star with a transfer to the Premier League.

Through Football Transfers, Talbot—who links to the Times, the Guardian, and Four Four Two on his official X page—states that four English premier league teams are interested in the attacker.

Archie Stevens is reportedly being courted by Nottingham Forest and Fulham in addition to Wolves and Brighton.

Due to the high standards at the Ibrox Academy, Rangers resisted the advances of several elite English clubs in order to sign Archie Stevens in the summer of 2022.

Ibrox’s skill piqued the notice of Premier League

There are some distinctions between Archie Stevens and players like Billy Gilmour and Rory Wilson, but Rangers are accustomed to the Premier League snooping around their best young prospects.

Both Wilson and Gilmour received their early training with Rangers, having graduated from the team’s youth academy. They then signed their first professional contracts with Chelsea and Aston Villa, respectively.

Archie Stevens, who had shown promise at AFC Wimbledon, acknowledges that despite intense interest from other teams in a transfer, his mind was changed on a visit to Ibrox.

Rangers definitely stood out among my possibilities, Stevens said. With its rich history, devoted following, and direct route to the first team, this enormous club has it all.

“From the first day, the facilities, the coaching, and the training simply really jumped out to me.

Many large clubs believe they have the greatest amenities, but when you come here, take a look around, and see what’s available, you won’t be able to resist.

“I really adore the club’s history, which is something I haven’t really seen before.”

Archie Stevens, who is currently 18 years old, was a member of the England U17 World Cup team. The forward has been developing at Rangers but hasn’t yet made the big break.

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