Rangers could ‘reignite’ interest in £2.5m winger as Celtic ‘ready to accept’ transfer offers

The Premier League champion Glasgow Rangers are about to rekindle their interest in long-term target

Million Manhoef.

Glasgow World said in December that the Gers were the front-runners to sign Manhoef in January.

However, TeamTalk insiders also mentioned that Feyenoord, another Dutch team, and Championship

leaders Leicester City might present fierce rivalry for the Ibrox club.

The 22-year-old winger Manhoef is a fullback as well. Since making his debut with Vitesse in 2020, he

has played in over 70 games and is considered one of the team’s most important offensive weapons.

It appears that Rangers manager Philippe Clement, who is reportedly a huge fan of the young player, has

noticed his agility and inventiveness.

While Vitesse’s financial difficulties off the field have only amplified speculation of them cashing in on

Manhoef.

Manhoef has been a positive addition to the struggling team.

and his four aims are thought to be the main factors keeping them from dropping down to the bottom of

the standings.

Vitesse could soon be demoted to the second division.

and Rangers were thought to be hesitant to sign the youngster due to their unstable situation.

considering Vitesse’s shallow squad in that area. As per fresh claims made by the Scottish Sun,

Adrian Mazilu, a sensation from Brighton, has joined Vitesse on loan for the conclusion of the year.

This transaction could allow Manhoef to leave the GelreDome stadium this month,

raising much-needed revenue for the Dutch team. According to the outlet, Manhoef is worth roughly £2.5 million,

making him an affordable addition to the Rangers squad if they decide to make a bid.

Celtic are ready to accept an offer this month as Brendan Rodgers reduces the team.

Celtic goalkeeper Benjamin Siegrist is attracting interest from a number of Dutch clubs as he prepares to

leave Parkhead.

The 31-year-old joined Celtic in the summer of 2022, but has yet to make a single league appearance.

After Joe Hart and Scott Bain, he is currently the third-best shotstopper.

and Football Insider predicts that he will probably be moved in the upcoming weeks.

He was formerly a player for Dundee United, Wolves, and Aston Villa.

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