The Glasgow Rangers would be “interested” to sign a young man from Manchester City who has now made his next major career decision.
The Rangers announce the arrival of Meghoma
It has already been an incredibly busy summer in Ibrox. With a little less than two weeks to do until the transfer window, Russell Martin welcomed up to 11 fresh faces he is looking for to transform a side of the rangers in a desperate need for a turnaround.
Jayden Meghoma became the last to arrive earlier this week when he put paper on paper during a loan move from a season of the Premier League Brentford. His arrival follows a talented English football trend deciding to join Martin in Scotland this summer.
After putting the pen on paper, the 19 -year -old left back told the official Rangers website: “I am very excited to be here, it is a fantastic club, and I know a lot about the rich story of the Rangers.
“When the agreement was presented to me, I immediately thought that it would be a fantastic opportunity for me and my family. The main thing for me was to get results. Rangers are a big club, and I’m ready, I’m hungry and excited to start.”
Probably to replace Jefte if he decides to go in the middle of the reports according to which the Brazilian concluded an agreement to join Palmeiras, Meghoma should not have any concerns about playing time at Ibrox.
At a time when Martin always tries to get the most out of his side, the teenager on the ultimate opportunity to make his way in the strongest team of the Gers.
He is not the only young League to have found himself on the radar of the Rangers this summer, however. The reports now suggest that the Rangers are “interested” to sign a jewel of Manchester City.
The “interested” rangers by Callum Doyle
According to the Jordan Campbell of athletics, the Rangers are “interested” to sign Callum Doyle, but the young man from Manchester City has already decided to join Wrexham against the Scottish Giants. The decision to join the championship team in an agreement of a value up to 8 million pounds sterling came down to the site rather than in the current form or at the stage of one or the other project.
At 21, Doyle would have represented an impressive coup for the Rangers. The young central defender is full of potential and has won numerous praise during his last loan fate far from Etihad in Norwich City.
The then defensive partner of the young, Shane Duffy, told journalists last season: “He has the world at his feet. He’s such a good player,” said Duffy. “First, I think he’s just a great guy, he’s a great guy and he just wants to learn.
“It’s not like I hadn’t liked to play with Jose [Cordoba] or grant [Hanley]But me and callum have this understanding. Callum probably understands English football a little more than Jose – he still adapts and has a massive future. I’m sure he will play soon. “”
Since things are, however, the rangers are ready to miss the young defender and must turn their attention to other options before the window closes.
