According to the Scottish Daily Mail, Rangers are predicted to fall short against Marseille in the competition to recruit Rangers transfer news: an update on Josh Doig’s £4.8 million bid, a left-back for Hellas Verona.
The publication revealed that the French club was getting closer to the agreement on the evening of January 12 in its print edition (13 January, Page 98).
The 21-year-old should be able to finalize his move to the Velodrome with a bid of approximately $4.8 million, according to reports.
Doig is a talented left-back who looks certain to go with Marseille after Verona accepted a £4.8 million deal from the French team. Rangers must quickly find an alternative for Doig.
The fact that the club was unable to sign him emphasizes how urgently they must find and acquire a replacement left back.
If they don’t find a replacement soon, the team might be without a valuable defensive player. Now that the 21-year-old isn’t available, the Rangers have to turn their attention to other targets.
The transfer market is dynamic, thus Gers must be proactive in finding viable options. They should take into account aspects like playing style, defensive prowess, and system fit for Philippe Clement.
Moving quickly will also guarantee that the new recruit has enough time to become part of the team prior to important games.
Other left-backs exist who would be open to relocating to Ibrox, but before Ridvan Yilmaz is permitted to go, something needs to be resolve
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