Rangers are one of several clubs reportedly to have signed 21-year-old striker Luca Langoni.
Ibrox head coach Philippe Clement has admitted that he “might have to get creative” in this month’s transfer window as he targets a number of positions, including centre-forward.
The Belgian is probably hoping for more at this point.
Advertisement Fabio Silva has so far been the only player to join the Jays on loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers, and Clement has already joined the club as they aim to make a serious title challenge in the second half of the season.
He openly admits that he is looking for.
And that could lead to Argentine striker Langoni, he told his club Boca Juniors, one of a number of clubs across Europe who have approached him.
According to a recent report in the Evening Standard, the Buenos Aires-born striker is being targeted by Nice, Sevilla and Rangers, with English Premier League side Fulham thought to be among his options.
Elsewhere, Josh Doig’s dreams of joining the French giants for £4.
3m were dashed when his contract ‘collapsed’ at the weekend.
The former Hibs left-back was expected to make a big move from Hellas Verona, but Les Fossien declined the move after the Italian “resisted”, targeting Young Boys defender Ulysses García instead.
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Despite Doig being available again, Rangers continue to seek a replacement for Ridvan Yilmaz, who is rumored to be leaving Scotland this month, with Benfica defender David Jurasek on loan instead.
It is reported that they are considering a contract.
Jurasek left Slavia Prague in a huge £8m deal in the summer but struggled in Portugal, leaving Benfica to look for a temporary solution for the player.
