Rangers could consider signing these four free agent strikers to boost there attack in the summer

Rangers could consider signing these four free agent strikers to bolster there attack in the summer

Glasgow Rangers had a relatively smooth January transfer window.

It can also be considered a successful one, with Fabio Silva arriving on loan early on,

the young Oscar Cortes joining with an option in the summer, and Mohamed Diomande arriving with a £4.5 million price tag.

Fans appeared delighted with the results, and they strengthened their squad, with Nils Koppen’s first window appearing to go well.

If you checked social media on February 2, you might have noticed one or two minor complaints about the lack of another striking option,

with Abdallah Sima and Danilo both sidelined for the foreseeable future.

There was no new left-back, but they did keep Ridvan Yilmaz, who joined Ibrox alongside Borna Barisic,

and Jefte will arrive in the summer.

Football Scotland looked at strikers who could be available in July, with probable loans or free moves,

despite the fact that they do have some funds to spend, as CFO James Taylor mentioned this afternoon.

The 30-year-old emerged as a realistic alternative for the Rangers during the January transfer window,

although on a short-term basis.

The Fenerbahce attacker was unable to secure a new contract in Turkey,

and he will be seeking for a new club in the summer,

where Clement and his staff could move again for a longer-term contract if they can put together an appealing pitch.

He’s a die-hard Gers fan who is out of contract in the summer.

The Scotland international is a master of scoring in the English Championship with Sheffield United,

however his Premier League record isn’t quite as impressive,

and you’d have to believe the level would suit him more in Scotland’s Premiership.

There has been a big money signing at previous clubs but if Gers could land the 27-year-old for nothing

they could sell him in a year for a few million.

Muniz, 22, has been on the bench for Fulham in the Premier League all season,

with Raul Jimenez keeping him there under Marco Silva.

This season, he’s made 14 appearances across all competitions,

with the great majority of those coming from the bench.

He could be available for loan ahead of next season after spells at Middlesbrough and Fulham,

where he won the Championship. He provides a target inside the Gers box, which they do not normally have.

Sorry to go through this again, Hearts fans.

The striker has long been a goal for his boyhood club, and while they did not make an offer in January,

they may be more willing to move for him in the summer,

when his current contract expires in just 12 months.

If he continues to turn down offers,

Steven Naismith may be forced to make a choice in order to recoup as much money as possible,

perhaps opening the door for the Ibrox club.

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