Rangers move for Brazilian back on agenda as agents jet out to

Rangers move for Brazilian back on agenda as agents jet out to Italy to seal deal

The Rangers legend Borna Barisic is getting ready to start talking about moving to Turkey, which has reignited the

relationship with Brazilian left-back Jefte.

This week, rumors circulated that Barisic, who has been with Rangers since 2018, will be meeting with Trabzonspor,

the current Turkish champions, to negotiate a summer transfer.

The 31-year-old Croatian international has been at Ibrox since the summer of 2018, but Ridvan Yilmaz’s play has

caused him to be benched recently.

Borna Barisic’s contract expires at the end of the current campaign, thus it’s more likely than not that the left-back

The question of who will join the Rangers to take the position of the Ibrox mainstay then arises.

Borna Barisic will have dedicated his prime years to Rangers, and all of that experience will be lost if he departs the team in the summer.

APOEL left-back Jefte, who is only 20 years old, was a strong contender in the January transfer window despite a lot

of rumors about players like Ridvan Yilmaz and a move to Galatasaray going forward.

Rangers made a solid offer for the left-back, who has shown promise in Cyprus this season, while he was on loan

from Fluminense in Brazil and was not under contract in the summer.

The project ultimately fell through due to issues with funding, but others like Fabrizio Romano have indicated that

we’ll be back in the summer.

You can be confident that Jefte’s name will be near the top of the list of players predicted to join the squad and

replace Barisic should he decide to leave Ibrox.

It’s interesting to note that a journalist claims that next week in Italy, there will be more talk about Borna Barisic’s

representatives and a Rangers transfer exit.

Nils Koppen, the director of recruitment for the Rangers, has already confirmed his participation in the

TransferRoom Summit, which includes this.

Derek Clark claims that Borna Barisic’s counsel will try to “firm up” any exit in Rome,

at least that is what he believes.

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