Rangers target Turkish-based forward for Ibrox transfer – report

Rangers are looking to bolster their attacking options despite already having Cyriel Dessers, Hamza Igamane, Danilo, Ianis Hagi, and Vaclav Cerny in their ranks.

Given the uncertainty surrounding Dessers’ future at Ibrox in the winter transfer window, it makes sense for the club to be monitoring potential new signings.

Barry Ferguson currently has Cerny on loan until the end of the season, but it remains unclear if a permanent move will be pursued.

Meanwhile, Danilo has struggled with fitness issues for much of the campaign, highlighting Rangers’ need for more depth in attack.

Rangers Target Gaoussou Diarra

According to AfricaFoot (7 March), Rangers are keeping tabs on Istanbulspor forward Gaoussou Diarra following his impressive performances in Turkey’s second division.

The 22-year-old Malian international has caught the attention of multiple clubs, with teams from the Turkish Super Lig and France’s Ligue 1 also expressing interest.

Diarra is enjoying a breakout season, but it remains to be seen whether Rangers can secure a deal for him amid competition from other clubs.

Uncertainty at Ibrox After Clement’s Departure

Philippe Clement’s dismissal has created uncertainty at Rangers ahead of the summer transfer window.

With Ferguson stepping in as interim manager, the club faces a crucial decision regarding their next permanent appointment.

Additionally, Andrew Cavenagh and Paraag Marathe are in discussions to take control of the club, adding further unpredictability to Rangers’ future direction.

After a disappointing Scottish Premiership campaign, drastic changes are needed to close the gap on Celtic.

As it stands, Rangers trail their Old Firm rivals by 16 points in the league and have been eliminated from the Scottish Cup following a loss to Queen’s Park.

This underwhelming season could lead to significant player departures in the coming months.

Hagi’s contract is set to expire at the end of the season, while Igamane is attracting interest from English clubs.

With inconsistent performances across the squad, Rangers will likely overhaul their forward line in the summer.

Diarra could be one of several new arrivals at Ibrox as the club looks to rebuild and strengthen ahead of the next campaign.