“Deal Done Imminent; Rangers inverge to complete the signing of prolific forward in cut price transfer Deal. SkySport report
Rangers Set for Summer Overhaul Amid Managerial Search and Transfer Plans
Rangers are preparing for a significant summer transformation, with new ownership and a fresh managerial appointment on the horizon at Ibrox.
While the manager’s role remains unfilled, Davide Ancelotti is emerging as the frontrunner to take the helm. Whoever assumes the position will face the major challenge of narrowing the gap with Scottish Premiership title-holders Celtic.
A squad rebuild is essential, and one name reportedly on Rangers’ radar is Peterborough United attacker Kwame Poku.
Poku Drawing Widespread Interest
Poku has become a sought-after target, with interest from at least 26 clubs as his contract with Peterborough nears its end, making him available on a free transfer.
The 23-year-old Ghanaian has been a standout performer this season, contributing to 20 goals in all competitions for the League One side.
Rangers are among the clubs tracking Poku closely, viewing him as a potential asset in their efforts to reclaim dominance from Celtic. However, they face strong competition—not only from their Glasgow rivals but also from Premier League and Championship clubs.
One such suitor is Birmingham City, whose director of football, Craig Gardner, has reportedly made a pitch to the player over Zoom, as reported by GiveMeSport.
Why Rangers Should Move for Poku
Securing Poku on a free transfer could be a smart move for Rangers. Despite playing in England’s third tier, the midfielder has demonstrated significant promise and has attracted widespread attention for good reason.
At just 23, Poku’s potential is considerable, and a move to Ibrox could be a launchpad for further growth. While he won’t single-handedly solve Rangers’ challenges, his arrival could mark the beginning of a much-needed squad overhaul.
In what looks to be a summer of major change, Poku could be a valuable addition as Rangers look to usher in a new era at Ibrox.
