Leading Premier League continues after offer for “fabulous” Rangers star was turned down.

Having previously had a bid rejected, a Premier League team is not giving up easily in its pursuit of acquiring a “fabulous” Rangers star this summer.

Rangers may lose important players in the summer.

The Gers, who presently trail Celtic by one point but have a game in hand over their rivals,

have an excellent chance of winning the Scottish Premiership this season.

Although Philippe Clement has a group of players at his disposal with depth and talent spread throughout the squad,

there is a chance that important players will depart at the conclusion of the 2023–2024 season.

James Tavernier, the captain of Rangers, is one such player who has been so important for a long time.

He has an incredible record of 122 goals and 127 assists for Rangers,

which is fantastic for an attacker, much less a right-back.

Perhaps a fresh challenge this summer will turn his head.

The Saudi Pro League is apparently interested in Steven Gerrard for Al-Ettifaq.

The Englishman may be drawn to the large salaries offered by the Saudi Pro League,

and he might end up working with his former manager.

Goalkeeper Jack Butland, meanwhile,

was approached by many clubs in January but ultimately decided to stay at Ibrox,

stating that he had never considered leaving. But that might alter this summer.
Rangers stifling enthusiasm for the “fabulous” ace

Nottingham Forest is still keen to sign Rangers legend Butland during the summer transfer window,

per a recent transfer update from Football Insider.

Despite having had a deal for the Englishman rejected in January,

both Forest and two other unidentified Premier League teams are still eager to get him.

With Butland having such a fantastic season and perhaps being one of his team’s most important players,

the Rangers would suffer a huge hit if he were to leave this summer.

Ally McCoist, a Gers veteran, has been really impressed with what the 31-year-old has shown so far this season.

Rangers should try to keep Butland on staff for as long as possible since, despite his advanced age, he is still a very good goalie.

He might, however, find it appealing to return to the Premier League,

so the Gers will simply need to hope that he is content to remain in the area for the time being.

In 47 games, he has already maintained 23 clean sheets for Rangers, demonstrating his proficiency in goalkeeping.

His efforts over the next few months could have a significant impact on the final location of the Scottish Premiership trophy.

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