Rangers set eyes on signing Special Player.

Rangers set eyes on signing Special Player.

When Michael Beale was manager last summer. Rangers were linked to a number of players, especially in the attacking positions.

After a little drama, Sam Lammers was signed first for about £3 million. Followed by Cyriel Dessers for £4.5 million, and Danilo. Who arrived last for about £6 million, for about £3 million.

Though one of them seemed to have been struck by our injury curse. The other two seemed odd since Rangers could have added forwards on Bosman free transfers who had had stronger seasons.

The latter made sense considering his age and profile.

One player in particular seems to fit a lot of criteria.

He was young and had a good amount of goal scoring experience. Free to use and had previously been the target.

Rangers set eyes on signing Special Player.

When Josh Maja was signed as a player who could replace Alfredo Morelos and establish himself as a key member of the team. The scouting had already been completed, and Michael Beale was already at Rangers.

If the Colombian international had been sold. Reports that Ibrox was interested in buying him for £6 million might have came true.

When word got out that Maja was heading out of Bordeaux. With Morelos ultimately departing the Rangers, Beale appeared to have an easy choice to make. He was designated as the primary target—one in, one out.

The Nigerian international, nevertheless, was destined to rekindle his career in England. Premier League-aspiring team after he selected West Bromwich Albion.

Instead, he has been sidelined for nearly the whole season due to an ankle ailment. Manager Carlos Corberan is eager for the striker to make a comeback, according to the Birmingham Mail.

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