“SHOCKING REVELATION: 20-Year-Old Soccer Prodigy Guaranteed to Pass Medical with Flying Colors as Rangers Launch Jaw-Dropping Bid to Snag Him!”

Charles has attracted interest from West Ham following impressive performances in the Championship and for Northern Ireland.

Rangers boss Russell Martin is also keen to sign a new goalkeeper, with the Manchester-born stopper now emerging as a target.

The 20-year-old joined Sheffield Wednesday from Manchester City in 2021 and has since made 17 senior appearances, all for the Owls.

His potential move has drawn attention from injury expert Dr Rajpal Brar, a doctor of physical therapy and sports scientist, who believes Charles will have no trouble passing a medical.

With no injury history since breaking into senior football, Dr Brar sees his record as a major plus. “He has played a decent number of senior games over the last couple of seasons,” he told Ibrox News.

“That’s a positive for clubs looking to invest in the future. With no injury issues, I expect him to clear his medical.”

The Telegraph’s Mike McGrath reports that both Rangers and West Ham have submitted bids exceeding £1 million for Charles but are still awaiting a response from Sheffield Wednesday.

For Rangers, Charles represents a smart long-term investment. His shot-stopping ability—illustrated by making 11 saves in a single Championship match—demonstrates his quality, while his calmness in possession fits perfectly with Martin’s possession-based system.

Already capped six times for Northern Ireland, Charles combines youth, international experience, and a reasonable price tag, offering strong potential for development and future resale value.

His arrival could secure Rangers a talented, composed, and reliable presence between the posts for years to come.