Rangers, the Scottish giants, are keeping an eye on the situation of the Super Eagles forward who has 52 career goals.

According to The Sun, Scottish giants Rangers are monitoring the situation of Nigerian international Emmanuel Dennis, who currently plays for English Premier League team Nottingham Forest.

As the Ibrox outfit looks to bolster their attacking options for the rest of the 2024-25 campaign, they have pinpointed the 27-year-old striker as a potential target.

Dennis’s circumstances at Forest are intricate, as the Nigerian has lost favor at the City Ground.

Since his last appearance for the club in May 2023, he has been left out of the squad.

Forest might be open to offers for the striker, given that he has 18 months left on his contract.

The Rangers are likely interested in Dennis to strengthen their attacking options after a series of injuries.

In recent weeks, the Ibrox outfit has struggled with fitness problems, and bringing in a reliable goal-scorer like Dennis would certainly offer a much-needed lift.

Nonetheless, the Nigerian’s considerable earnings could represent a major obstacle for any prospective transfer.

Dennis currently has a lucrative annual income of £4 million, which could exceed Rangers’ budget.

Dennis has an average CV, with a total of 52 goals for various European clubs since going professional, including 29 at Club Brugge, 14 at Watford, 6 at Zorya Lugansk, 2 at Forest, and one at FC Cologne.

With the January transfer window nearing its conclusion, Rangers will be monitoring developments related to Dennis’s situation closely.

Should an agreement be reached, the deal could turn out to be a clever business move for the Scottish Premiership side.