Glasgow Rangers could lose one of their promising players next year after new reports reveal he is being targeted ahead of January.
Recent departures from Rangers Over the summer, Ibrox officials approved the sale of a total of 11 players, of which eight left the club permanently and the remaining three lost playing time.
In order to increase his performance, it was decided that he would be sent out on loan for the rest of the season.
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The Light Blues have Jon Lundstram, Borna Barisic, Ryan Jack, Kemar Roofe, John McLaughlin, and Leon Balogun, and their contracts expire at the end of this season, so they too There is a possibility that he will leave soon (Rangers contract).
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The Ibrox side, currently managed by Philippe Clement, also have to make a decision on the departure of another member of the team, right-winger Ross McCausland, who has been in the mix for this season.
His contract is due to expire at the end, but the leaders seem interested in continuing for the foreseeable future.

 

The Northern Ireland youth international is reportedly set to be offered new terms to fend off potential interest during the upcoming transfer window.
However, if the next update is to be believed, the 20-year-old is already in the spotlight as one of the two Serie A clubs could potentially leave the Scottish Premiership.
Atalanta and AS Roma want Ross McCausland According to his TuttoMercatoWeb (via Sports Witness), McCausland has been interested in Atalanta and AS Roma before January.
The Italian pair have “numerous clubs” keeping an eye on his performances, with the aforementioned duo specifically keeping an eye on him “through scouting”.
Negotiations are still ongoing, but the striker’s contract situation means he “could be given a chance” in the new year, with a transfer fee of just $450,000 if a pre-contract agreement is reached.
It could cost €392,000 (approximately £392,000).

Rangers need to keep “superb talent” in McCausland

Despite McCausland having only made nine senior appearances for Rangers, Clement will know that he may have an exciting prospect with bags of potential to offer, so it’s important that the club tie him down because he will be a key player for the future in Glasgow.

The County Antrim-born talent has clocked up 20 involvements, 14 goals and six assists, in 59 appearances since the start of his career (Transfermarkt – McCausland stats), displaying how prolific he can be at creating and putting chances away in the final third.

The Teddy Bears starlet is also a versatile operator having been deployed in four different positions over the grass since first bursting onto the professional scene, including out wide on both the left and right flanks, alongside two roles in the midfield, so he’s a wonderful option to have in the building should any unexpected injuries occur.

According to journalist Josh Bunting, McCausland is a “superb talent” and even the thought of losing him could be a real blow, so there’s no doubt that everyone associated with the club may well be hoping that he puts pen to paper on an improved contract instead of making the decision to move onto new pastures in January.