Rangers now close to sealing “priority” in-house deal for “tremendous” ace

Rangers are now close to completing a “preferred” internal deal with the “phenomenal” Ibrox ace, according to the latest from journalist Fabrizio Romano.
Rangers Transfer News The Gers know that the January transfer window provides an opportunity for Philippe Clement to make further signings should he feel the need to strengthen his squad at the time.

It’s no surprise that quality player signings will be on the rise this season to boost hopes of reaching the top of the Scottish Premiership title race, with a number of players recently linked with a move to Ibrox.
Rumored to be involved.

Arsenal teenager Mason Kotcher is one of Ger’s potential transfer targets, while Ryan Kent’s return has recently been mooted.
The report also mentions Lawrence Shankland and Bojan Miovski as options, making it clear that a number of players will be available in January.
However, it is also important that Rangers retain some of their most valuable assets to avoid moving them to new destinations, and an exciting update has been released on his one of these figures.
McCausland nears new contract with Rangers He says Romano told X on Saturday that Ross McCausland has agreed to sign a new contract with Rangers.
This is an important development.

“EXCL: Rangers top talent Ross McCausland has agreed to sign new long term deal until June 2027. Done and sealed, set to be signed in the next 24/48h. New deal was priority for the club after Ross impressed attracting big clubs and also made his international debut.”

This is brilliant news for Rangers, considering how much potential McCausland has in his boots, having already made a positive impact this season, albeit sporadically.

The 20-year-old may only have made one Scottish Premiership start in the lead-up to Sunday’s clash with Aberdeen at Pittodrie, but he has produced some strong cameos, leading to Lee McCulloch to say of him after the win over Sparta Prague in the Europa League:

“He was absolutely brilliant. He has got pace and I thought his technical first touch was tremendous tonight. And playing in this cauldron and the magnitude of the game, to come out and look composed and he looked full of confidence. He had a shot on goal, which the goalkeeper made a great save. He cut inside the man and had a great weight of pass for Danilo who had a shot on goal. He worked hard and is brilliant coming through the academy.”

Retaining the services of the most exciting young talent at the club is paramount for Rangers, and McCausland falls into that category, and there is no reason why he cannot continue to grow as a player as the years pass.

A new contract also ensures that the Gers are in a strong bargaining position in the future, should interest in the young Scot emerge, meaning they can demand a big fee for the forward, at least making a sizeable amount if they do eventually have to offload him.