“49ers Plot SENSATIONAL Rangers Raid for ‘ELECTRIC’ Starlet – The ULTIMATE Tavernier Successor Awaits!”

Glasgow Rangers may conclude this season without silverware, but change could be on the horizon.

The American investment group 49ers Enterprises is reportedly in advanced discussions with the club, with a deal expected to be finalized before the 2025/26 campaign.

This agreement would see the 49ers, alongside Andrew Cavenagh, acquire a 51% majority stake in the club, potentially injecting fresh financial resources and ushering in a new era at Ibrox.

This prospective boost in funds could provide the incoming manager greater flexibility in the transfer market, with the clear goal of constructing a squad capable of competing with Celtic, who have dominated domestically since Rangers’ last Premiership title win in 2021.

The new ownership will also be eager to see progress in European competitions, which remains a key priority for the fans.

Although the summer transfer window hasn’t opened yet, Rangers are already making moves.

They’ve signed promising midfielder Lyall Cameron from Dundee on a pre-contract agreement, and now attention turns to another young talent from the same club—Josh Mulligan.

According to journalist Joshua Barrie, Rangers are eyeing the 22-year-old Mulligan, whose contract with Dundee expires this summer.

A versatile player, Mulligan can operate both as a full-back and in midfield, and he is considered a physically strong prospect with room to grow.

Signing him on a free transfer would be a low-risk, high-reward move that aligns with the club’s strategy under the 49ers’ potential leadership.

Mulligan’s arrival could have implications for veteran right-back James Tavernier, who has been a stalwart at Rangers for a decade.

While his attacking contributions have been extraordinary—130 goals and 141 assists in 508 appearances—his recent form has dipped.

This season, Tavernier has registered just five goals and 12 assists in 48 appearances, a noticeable decline from his previous campaign.

At 33, with only a year left on his contract, Rangers may consider selling Tavernier this summer while they still can command a fee.

Mulligan, younger and energetic, could step in as a long-term replacement, possibly taking on Tavernier’s role at right-back.

Mulligan’s stats this season are promising. For Dundee, he has notched five assists in 36 appearances, improved from two the season prior.

His versatility is matched by solid performance metrics: eight big chances created, one key pass and one successful dribble per game, along with notable defensive output including nearly two tackles and five duels won per match.

He also boasts international experience with 14 Scotland U21 caps since 2022, and a move to Rangers could boost his prospects of earning a senior call-up.

Analysts see his acquisition as smart business, describing Mulligan as an aggressive, high-energy player who is improving technically and offensively.

Whether or not Tavernier stays for another season, it’s clear the 49ers plan to modernize and strengthen the squad without letting sentimentality dictate decisions.

This summer could mark the beginning of a transformative era at Ibrox.