“Rangers’ Nils Koppen DESPERATE to Snag ‘WORLD-CLASS’ Defender in SHOCK Transfer Bombshell!”

Rangers are gearing up for a transformative summer, with a takeover by a US consortium led by Andrew Cavenagh and Paraag Marathe nearing completion.

In addition to the boardroom changes, the club is in search of a permanent manager to succeed Philippe Clement, with Davide Ancelotti emerging as a leading candidate.

Rangers are also expected to overhaul their squad as they aim to challenge Celtic for domestic supremacy once more.

New sporting director Kevin Thelwell, alongside director of football recruitment Nils Koppen, is focused on acquiring young talents with strong resale potential.

Among the targets is Estoril centre-back Boma, who has impressed in the Portuguese top flight and is valued at approximately £6.8 million.

Despite Rangers’ interest, Estoril have yet to receive any formal offer for the 22-year-old defender, according to a report from O Jogo on 14 May.

Estoril manager Ian Cathro is keen to retain his key players, but Boma’s standout performances may see him move on this summer.

The Togo international’s emergence has not gone unnoticed, and he is reportedly on Rangers’ radar as a potential reinforcement for their defence.

With Leon Balogun set to depart Ibrox upon the expiry of his contract and Robin Propper failing to meet expectations since his arrival from the Netherlands, defensive reinforcements are clearly needed.

If signed, Boma could provide immediate value to Rangers. His top-flight experience in the Primeira Liga suggests he is ready to step into a starting role, potentially filling the gap on the right side of the defence.

While much of Rangers’ summer strategy depends on the ownership situation and managerial appointment, Boma represents the kind of smart investment the club appears to be prioritising as they rebuild their squad for the upcoming season.