According to the Fourth Official, Rangers and Celtic plan to make a last-ditch effort on Deadline Day to sign a striker and PSG defender Layvin Kurzawa, respectively.
On February 1, the reputable news source stated that Hearts are still awaiting a bid from the Gers for striker Lawrence Shankland.
It’s thought that a new forward will arrive at Ibrox by the 11 p.m. deadline, even if the Scotland international decides not to join.
“I can confirm that Hearts have not yet received a bid for Lawrence Shankland from Rangers,” T4O said on Patreon.
“Despite the negativity, I believe there is a genuine chance that a striker is signed by Rangers before the transfer window closes. They are in the market for one.”
Today, Celtic are targeting a left back, and Layvin Kurzawa is one of the options being touted. However, it would be challenging to finish this by 11 p.m. due to Kurzawa’s pay.
Hasty
Rangers must move quickly to acquire the striker they want as the transfer deadline draws near.
There are just 12 hours left in the window, so there is not much time to make an offer, negotiate terms, and finish the move.
The Gers need to move swiftly to other choices if Shankland is not the intended aim in order to prevent losing out on bolstering their roster.
The complexity of the transfer negotiations—which entail not just settling on a price with the player’s present team but also negotiating personal terms and scheduling a medical—is the reason for the hurry.
The deal’s ability to be completed before the window closes could be compromised by any delays in this process.
Furthermore, Rangers must act quickly to capture their preferred striker and avoid losing out on possible targets due to competition from other clubs, particularly on transfer deadline day when many teams are rushing to complete deals.
In other Rangers news, a behind-the-scenes report has surfaced, suggesting that the Gers want to sign a player on deadline day following the recent events.
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