“Rangers DESPERATE to Snag 19-Year-Old Goal Machine with a SHOCKINGLY TINY Release Clause – You WON’T Believe This Steal!”
Rangers have reportedly sent scouts to monitor a promising young striker, who has a modest release clause of just £42,000, as they look to strengthen their squad ahead of next season.
As the club continues its search for a new permanent manager, several names have emerged as potential candidates.
Barry Ferguson is expected to depart from his interim role at the end of the season.
Among those linked with the job is Russell Martin, who, despite being sacked by Southampton earlier this season, is regarded as a talented young coach.
Another candidate is Danny Rohl, currently managing Sheffield Wednesday.
The German has been tipped to leave Hillsborough once the campaign ends, with Southampton also reportedly interested in securing his services.
Meanwhile, former England internationals Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard have also been mentioned, the latter gaining attention after leading Coventry City to the Championship playoffs.
In addition to their managerial search, Rangers are already planning potential summer signings. Estoril centre-back Kevin Boma is one name on their radar.
The defender has enjoyed a strong campaign in the Primeira Liga, winning an average of 2.9 aerial duels per match in 27 league appearances, making him an appealing option to bolster Rangers’ back line.
The latest transfer development involves 19-year-old Evagoras Charalampous, a striker currently playing for Anorthosis.
According to 24Sports, via Ibrox News, Rangers have sent scouts to observe the young Cypriot in each of his last three games.
With a release clause set at just £42,000, the club is reportedly considering a move to bring him to Ibrox this summer.
Charalampous may not be a well-known name among Rangers fans, but he has already made an impact at senior level, scoring five goals in 16 appearances.
He has also represented Cyprus at Under-21 level, earning three caps and scoring once.
Sky Sports reporter Florian Plettenberg has described him as “one of the top striker talents in Cyprus,” emphasizing why Rangers are interested in him.
Strengthening their attacking options is expected to be a priority for Rangers this summer.
With Cyriel Dessers leading the team in league goals with 15, it’s evident that the squad lacks a consistently prolific forward.
Bringing in a young talent like Charalampous could give their new manager fresh firepower and help close the gap on rivals Celtic.
