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Rangers Open to Selling Kieran Dowell and Ben Davies Amid Transfer Talks at Ibrox
Centre-back Davies joined Birmingham City on loan last summer, with English midfielder Kieran Dowell following him during the winter transfer window.
Both players have played influential roles for the League One side, contributing significantly to their successful campaign that saw them secure automatic promotion to the Championship, finishing top of the table with an impressive 111 points.
Dowell, formerly of Norwich City, has particularly stood out at Birmingham, and it would not be a surprise if both he and Davies leave Rangers permanently this summer.
Birmingham in Talks for Rangers Pair Dowell and Davies
According to Birmingham World (4 May), the club has initiated talks to sign both Dowell and Davies on permanent deals. These discussions could proceed smoothly, as Rangers reportedly do not see either player as part of their future plans.
Having achieved promotion, Birmingham are now considering keeping the midfielder and defender as they prepare for life in the Championship.
For Rangers, the potential transfers offer a chance to receive fees for two players unlikely to feature in their long-term strategy.
Rangers Face Crucial Rebuild Following Takeover
With Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises nearing the completion of their takeover at Rangers, the new ownership group will be expected to invest in a squad capable of ending Celtic’s dominance in the Scottish Premiership.
Celtic have secured four league titles in a row under Brendan Rodgers, and Rangers supporters will demand a strong response under new leadership.
Barry Ferguson is set to leave Ibrox at the end of the season, meaning the new regime must also appoint a capable figure to lead the club into its next chapter.
Following the takeover, several key decisions will need to be made regarding the squad’s structure and personnel.
Given Dowell and Davies’ limited impact during their time at Ibrox, a sale would be a logical move if acceptable offers are received.
The incoming US consortium will be expected to assemble a competitive and balanced squad—not only to challenge for the league title but also to progress in European competitions.
