“Rangers DESPERATE to Snag ‘SUPERHUMAN BEAST’ Josh Mulligan in SHOCK Transfer Bombshell!”
A New Era Begins at Rangers with an Exciting Summer in Store for Light Blues Fans
The San Francisco 49ers have officially completed their takeover, with Patrick Stewart appointing Kevin Thelwell as the club’s new sporting director.
The influence of the 49ers is already being felt, particularly through Thelwell’s connection to Gretar Steinsson from their shared time at Everton.
With experienced Premier League figures now in key leadership roles, the prospects of success at Rangers are improving.
However, the main focus for fans remains the rebuilding of the first-team squad.
Recruitment is a top priority, and Nils Koppen has emphasized a commitment to signing more Scottish talent—something he appears to be delivering on with recent transfer developments.
Lyall Cameron has already joined the ranks, and now Josh Mulligan, his Dens Park teammate, is being heavily linked with a move to Ibrox.
Known for his athleticism and versatility, Mulligan has featured at right-back, central midfield, and right midfield for Dundee this season.
Following Rangers’ dramatic win over Dundee, Koppen was encouraged to pursue Mulligan.
On the Open Goal podcast, Andy Halliday commented, “The boy Adewumi is really good, but Mulligan—has he signed a contract at Dundee?” Si Ferry replied, “I don’t think so,” and Paul Slane added, “Celtic and Rangers should be going for him.”
Ferry also noted Mulligan’s growth during his time at Peterhead, with Halliday agreeing, “He was excellent.”
Mulligan has already been highlighted by Rangers News as someone Koppen should sign. At 22, he might not be the flashiest name, but his physicality and footballing intelligence stand out.
Rangers need someone at right-back who can defend solidly and contribute going forward—Mulligan fits that profile well.
His appearances in central midfield further showcase his composure and ball-handling skills.
Stylistically, Mulligan is comparable to Dujon Sterling: a no-nonsense, hard-working player who follows tactical instructions and performs efficiently across the pitch.
He may not grab headlines, but he delivers consistently.
He’s exactly the type of dependable, committed player Rangers have historically thrived on—Walter Smith, without question, would have been a fan.
