Ibrox Latest:Rejected Rangers talent poised to sign £20 million deal with major club.

The representative of Bologna captain Lewis Ferguson has admitted that Rangers rejected the former Aberdeen star

when he was still a teenager.

Lewis Ferguson is now linked with a £20 million move to some of Serie A’s greatest teams, making him one of those

classic ‘one that got away’ stories.

Rangers expressed interest in the 10-time Scotland international in the summer of 2021, 12 months before he moved

to Italy, and’rejected’ the opportunity to sign him long before he became a first-team regular at Pittodrie.

With interest from other Serie A clubs as well as a number of Premier League clubs, everything leads to a mega-money move in the near future.

Rangers could’ve signed Lewis Ferguson

“(He) approached me to say that this had had no effect on him and that he planned to play in Serie A in the future.

He aspired to play for Italy as early as the age of 14.

Ferguson, now captain of a Bologna side chasing Champions League qualifying under Thiago Motta, is clearly living

the ‘dream’. Ferguson, like many other players of Motta’s squad, including Manchester United-linked centre-forward

Joshua Zirkzee, is attracting interest from the country’s top clubs, with the Rossoblu potentially becoming victims of their own recent success.

“There have been no contact with Napoli yet, but he is ready to play in the Champions League,” McMurdo said. “He

has been connected with Napoli, Milan, Juventus, Inter, Lazio, and Atalanta, but I have had no direct

communication with them.

“Every big player can be a possibility that we will evaluate in view of next season.”

Along with Albert Gudmundsson, Jarrad Branthwaite, and Andreas Skov Olson, the nephew of former Rangers captain Barry Ferguson

may be one of the biggest regrets in the club’s recent history, at least in terms of transfers.

Philippe Clement’s side advanced to the Scottish Cup semi-finals on Sunday. Rangers defeated Hibernian 2-0 in the

quarterfinals, thanks to goals from John Lundstram and Fabio Silva.

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