According to Toro Goal, Rangers and Hellas Verona are negotiating a deal that would see left-back Josh Doig return to Scotland in January.
Gianluca Di Marzio was followed by an Italian media outlet with over 25,000 Instagram followers, who added that Leeds and the Ibrox giants were also in the running.
It is reported that a trade might cost as much as £5.2 million. Italian middlemen are attempting to obtain a move for the defender within the next thirty-one days, and new negotiations have begun with Torino.
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As they broke the story on X, Toro Goal also revealed that Monza, another team showing interest in the former Hibernian flier, is expected to make a move this month.
It’s no secret that Philippe Clement wants to replace Ibrox as his left back because Borna Barisic’s contract is about to expire and Ridvan Yilmaz hasn’t lived up to expectations.
We are trying to drive forward at Ibrox, but James Tavernier’s continued flying down one side has just made the problems on the other flank appear much more severe.
For a while, Barisic was the solution, but it appears that his time has officially past since his contract is about to expire, and Yilmaz hasn’t persuaded anyone that he can replace the void.
The young Scotsman, who has gained invaluable experience while in Italy, is clearly familiar with the league and might be a very intriguing addition.
While it’s clear that things haven’t gone as smoothly as Lewis Ferguson’s time at Bologna, the opportunity to join a major team like Rangers and lead them into a new era of success must be alluring.
For Nils Koppen and his crew, crossing the finish line would not be an easy task, though, with the likes of Leeds and a few other Italian clubs approaching.
With the window in Glasgow barely hours old, this is one to monitor.
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