Talks between John Lundstram and Rangers over a new deal have stalled, sources have said.
The 30-year-old midfielder is one of the top earners at Ibrox but is out of contract in the summer and is set to become a free agent.
The sourece reported that negotiations are far advanced and that Rangers have made it their main goal to tie up Lundstram in a new deal.
It is believed that Gers manager Philippe Clement is personally attempting to move a transaction along since he sees Lundstram as a crucial member of the starting lineup.
John Lundstram postpones Rangers contract negotiations to consider his options.
The Liverpool-born player is expected to get several offers in the summer, but Lundstram wants to consider his alternatives before committing to a new deal.
This season, Lundstram has made 42 appearances, one goal, and five assists across all competitions, placing him consistently in Clement’s starting lineup.
He joined Rangers in 2021 from Sheffield United and made a slow start to his career at Ibrox, but he has quickly grown to be a fan favourite in Glasgow.
During his three years with the club, Lundstram has won the Scottish Cup and the Scottish League Cup as well as playing a key role in their run to the final in the Europa League in 2021-22.
After moving from Sheffield United to Rangers in 2021, Lundstram had a slow start to his career at Ibrox, but he quickly became a fan favorite in Glasgow, winning the Scottish Cup and Scottish League Cup in his three years there and being a vital part of the team’s run to the Europa League final in 2021–2022.
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