BOMBSHELL TRANSFER CHAOS! Key Rangers Star “DESPERATE” To DITCH The Club As Rohl Closes In On BLOCKBUSTER First Summer Signing! Fans are NOT going to like this…
Rangers are expected to reshape their squad this summer after a frustrating collapse during the closing weeks of the campaign, though Danny Rohl could now be at risk of losing one of his standout performers, according to reports from TEAMtalk.
The Light Blues looked firmly in control of the Scottish Premiership title race with only six matches left to play.
However, a disastrous run of form saw them lose four of their final five fixtures, eventually dropping to third place behind Hearts and champions Celtic, finishing ten points adrift of top spot.
Despite the disappointing conclusion to the season, Rohl has already confirmed that he will remain at Ibrox for the 2026/27 campaign.
The German coach has made it clear that Rangers must recruit experienced leaders in the summer if they are to challenge more strongly next year.
Yet while additions are high on the agenda, the club may also have to prepare for the departure of a major player.
Reports suggest Rangers are moving closer to completing a deal for central defender Akpe Victory, but Emmanuel Fernandez could be heading towards the exit door after only one season in Glasgow.
The Nigerian defender enjoyed an impressive campaign under Rohl, scoring six goals in 33 appearances while becoming one of the team’s most reliable performers.
His form has reportedly attracted strong interest from Premier League clubs including Everton, while Arsenal and Chelsea are also said to be monitoring his situation closely.
Rangers are determined not to allow Fernandez to leave for a cut-price fee and have reportedly placed a £20 million valuation on the 24-year-old.
The Scottish side are aware that part of any transfer income would be owed due to a sell-on clause included in the agreement that brought him from Peterborough last summer.
Fernandez has previously spoken positively about life in Glasgow and appears settled at Ibrox. However, the possibility of a substantial wage increase and the opportunity to compete in the Premier League may prove difficult to turn down.
From Rangers’ perspective, the chance to secure a huge profit on a player signed for a fraction of that amount could also be hard to ignore.
Although Rangers struggled badly at the end of the season, there were encouraging signs during Rohl’s first months in charge. Keeping the core of the squad intact will therefore be vital if the club hopes to improve next season.
If Fernandez departs, replacing his influence will become a top priority. Victory may help fill that void, but Rangers would still need further reinforcements and must ensure any transfer income is reinvested wisely, both through new signings and securing important contract renewals.
