“Rangers on the Verge of SHOCKING £75,000-a-Week Mega-Star Signing – He’s BEGGING to Join Ibrox Revolution!”
Rangers manager Russell Martin appears set to once again tap into the English market to strengthen his squad, with the club reportedly in advanced talks to sign Leicester City defender Conor Coady.
The 32-year-old could provide the leadership and defensive stability the Light Blues need as they prepare for pre-season and a critical European campaign.
Martin is determined to build a squad capable of challenging Celtic’s dominance in his first season in charge.
As part of this effort, Rangers are also close to finalising a move for Bournemouth full-back Max Aarons, with more English-based players potentially on the radar.
The goal is clear: assemble a squad with quality and cohesion ahead of their Champions League qualifier against Panathinaikos next month.
According to the Daily Record, Rangers have intensified their pursuit of Coady, who would bring extensive experience to the Ibrox defence.
The former England international has played 198 Premier League matches, 179 Championship games, and featured 18 times in the Europa League.
Despite making 22 top-flight appearances for Leicester last season, Coady is now entering the final year of his contract and may be tempted by the opportunity of European football with Rangers over another year in England’s second tier.
The defender, who reportedly earns £75,000 per week, could be lured by the prospect of a longer-term deal and the challenge of helping Rangers reclaim domestic glory.
With pre-season underway, Martin is eager to integrate new arrivals quickly to ensure squad cohesion before competitive fixtures begin.
Coady began his career at Liverpool before moving to Huddersfield Town and then Wolverhampton Wanderers, where he became a mainstay.
A two-time Championship winner, he notably missed just one Premier League match over four seasons with Wolves from 2018 to 2022.
His durability and leadership would be invaluable for Rangers during a demanding campaign that will include both domestic and European commitments.
