Rangers could look to sign “unbelievable” free agent this year

So far, he has accomplished 70 career goals.

According to a report from trustworthy writer Mark Hendry, Rangers may try to recruit a striker

this summer who is “unbelievable” and will be worth millions of dollars without having to pay a dime.

Although Philippe Clement’s main goal this season is to lead his team to the Scottish Premiership,

he still has his sights set on making additions before the summer transfer window opens later in the year.

Even after the winter transfer market closed, Rangers were apparently in talks with Fluminense left-back

Jefte, who was heavily backed to move to Ibrox in January. Rangers are still linked to a number of players.

Tyrese Campbell, a forward for Stoke City, has also surfaced as a possible target for the Scottish powerhouses

due to his similarity to Todd Cantwell.

Lawrence Shankland, a Scottish striker who was raised supporting Rangers, is a target for Hearts,

and there are persistent rumours that he could join them at the end of the current campaign.

Rangers may consider acquiring Sheffield United striker Oli McBurnie this summer on a free transfer,

according to Football Scotland’s Hendry.

A devoted supporter of the Green Bay Packers, his contract expires in the summer. Even if his Premier League

record isn’t nearly as good, the Scotland cap is a master at scoring in the English Championship with Sheffield

United; yet, you’d have to assume the level would suit him closer for Scotland’s Premiership.

“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.”

Rangers might be wise to sign McBurnie in the summer because there is less risk involved

in making a major investment because he would be a free agent. John Egan, a teammate,

praised the 27-year-old: “We went long to him early on and he was winning every header so why

go away from what’s working.” He’s a big man, he plays well, and he was amazing up top, you know.

He celebrated as though it was his own goal even though I’m not sure if they gave it to him.”

In his 88 Premier League appearances, McBurnie has netted 11 goals, totaling 70 goals in his career.

He has also had stints at Swansea City, Bradford City, and Barnsley.

The striker is not over the hill as a free agent, but rather in and around his prime at 27,

and there’s no reason his physicality and goal-scoring ability can’t make him a real headache

for Scottish Premiership defenders.

Although McBurnie is a solid substitute, Shankland would still likely be the best option

this summer given his incredible season, which has seen him top the SPL scoring lists with 17 goals.

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