Rangers have been linked with a move with Derby’s Craig Bryson – but he isn’t what is needed to win the title.
The Daily Record claim the midfielder is in talks over a January move despite already having a fairly bloated midfield.
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There’s no question Bryson would be a solid addition but isn’t someone who can really open teams up.
Steve Davis’ arrival and a possible January deal for Glen Kamara adds to a squad already containing Scott Arfield, Ross McCrorie, Ryan Jack, Lassana Coulibaly and Jordan Rossiter.
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Throw the injured Graham Dorrans and trialist Matt Polster into the mix and it gets even more congested.
Had Bryson been more of a number 10-type player then it would have seemed like a more realistic option.
Gerrard’s side have struggled to break teams down at time and have been desperate for someone to create chances centrally.
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But that’s not Bryson’s game and there’s little to suggest that at 32, he can suddenly change that and become a major attacking threat.
The midfielder’s contract is up in the summer and, according to the report, any deal would be a free transfer.
Bryson has made himself a big fan favourite with the Rams and has made 20 appearances this season.
Rangers would be better focusing on other targets this month in their hunt for title number 55.
