Rangers also set to sign £350k “huge talent” with Max Aarons

Rangers Are closing in on another signing Alongside a Deal for Rightback Max Aarons, According to postpone.

Rangers agree Max Aarons Loan Deal

The Gers Already Reached an Agreement With Midfielder Lyall Cameron Earlier This Year, With His Transfer Officially Unveiled in the Week. However, The First Target Identified by the 49ers Enterprises and Russell Martin Who is set to be signed is aarons.

The Bournemouth Right-Back Spent The Second Half of the 2024/25 Season Out on Loan at Valencia and Looks Set for Another Temporary Move Away from the Cherries in 25/26.

Rangers have agreed a Straight Loan Deal for Aarons, Who Looks Set to Rival James Tavernier for A Starting Spot Under Martin, Providing the Club Captain Remains at Ibrox.

Martin Previously Tried to Sign Aarons at Southampton and Knows the Full-Back from His Time at Norwich City. Aarons has also praised the rangers manager In the past.

“When he cams and trained with us he had an aura. I always knew he would go to be a manager.” I think players who played with him always knew that as well. I KNEW WE HAD TO BE ON IT WHEN HE WAS Training With Us and Giving 110 PER CHUTE BECAUS IF NOT RUSS WOULD TELL YOU AND I LOVED THAT.

“He pushed Every Single Training Session. When He was training with us it almmost gave me a feel that I was ready to go and make the jump with the senior players.”

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Rangers Target Once Worth £ 38m is now open to ibrox transfer after contact

This comes as a boost to Russell Martin.

Attention will be on further signings AlongSide Aarons, and Another Heavavil Linked Target also Looks to be Close to Rangers Move Following An Update.

Rangers Closing in on £ 350,000 kwame Poku Transfer

Peterborough united Winger Kwame Poku is the man who could be next through the door in glasgow, with the scottish sun providing financial details over a permanent transfer to ibrox.

Out of contract at the end of the month, it is claimed Rangers are “homing in” on the signing of poku and that he “will cost a cross-border fee in the region of £ 350,000”.

Peterborough’s Director of Football Barry Fry Admitted Last Month He Didn’t Think Poku Would Move to Scotland, but it appears as if a transfer is closed. Talking Last Month, Fry Said: “Celtic and rangers have been at most of our games this season, but I don’t Believe kwame will go to scotland. He will more likely sign for a top end championship club.”

Turning 24 in August, Poku, Dubbed a “Huge Talent”, Had a Career Best Season in 24/25 in looks to goals and assists, so it is no surprise that up to 30 clubs were keen on his services.

Therefore, Rangers Winning the Race for the Ghana International Could Be A Shrewd Piece of Business, and by the Looks of Things, A £ 350,000 Transfer is on the cards.