“Rangers’ SHOCKING New Target: Set to Snag ANOTHER ‘BRILLIANT’ EFL Superstar After Gassama – Sky Sports Drops BOMBSHELL!”

Glasgow Rangers, having secured a deal for Djeidi Gassama from Sheffield Wednesday, are reportedly targeting yet another promising talent from the English Football League as they continue to reinforce their squad ahead of the new season.

Rangers agree deal for Gassama amid English football spree

Rangers have made the EFL their primary hunting ground this summer. After bringing in Thelo Aasgaard and Emmanuel Fernandez, the club has now agreed to sign Gassama, continuing a clear recruitment trend.

Additionally, they have secured Premier League experience through the arrivals of Joe Rothwell and Max Aarons, reflecting a well-rounded approach to their summer transfer business.

Gassama, like Aasgaard and Fernandez, fits the profile of a young, exciting talent. Manager Russell Martin has been vocal about the club’s transfer approach, stating:

“The ones we think will be coming into the building in the next week or two, we’ll be so pleased with them.

We still need some help, but we can’t rush into signing players we’re unsure about. Every arrival is the result of extensive hard work and thorough due diligence to ensure they’re the right fit.”

Despite Gassama’s signing, Rangers’ transfer activity appears far from over. Reports indicate the club could once again dip into the EFL market to land another rising star.

Rangers now targeting Abu Kamara from Hull City

According to Sky Sports, Rangers have now set their sights on Hull City winger Abu Kamara. Financial issues at the Championship club mean Kamara could be available for a reduced fee, presenting an opportunity Rangers are keen to exploit.

Kamara enjoyed a productive 2023/24 campaign, contributing six goals and four assists in all competitions.

His arrival would add another dimension to Martin’s attacking options, providing two young, dynamic wide players in both Gassama and Kamara—each with high potential and room for development.

Kamara’s reputation has been steadily rising. During his loan spell at Portsmouth, he caught the eye of teammates and fans alike. His former teammate, Conor Shaughnessy, shared his admiration last season, saying:

“Abu was brilliant for us. He’s a really good, talented player who grew stronger as the season progressed.

He earned a move because of his performances. Hull have had a tough season, but I’m sure he’ll be a threat on the right wing.”

If Rangers succeed in landing Kamara, it would further underscore their strategy of snapping up undervalued talent from the EFL and moulding them into key contributors at Ibrox.