According to a report in the Daily Record, via journalist Filip Mishov, Rangers still have an option to sign Macedonian youth international, Mile Todorov.
The youngster came on trial with the Gers in January, but it looked as though no deal was forthcoming.
Now, there is a little more clarity on his future.
The teenager has joined NK Osijek, after impressing there.
Initially, he will join the ‘B’ team, with the potential to progress to the senior squad, who currently lie third in the Croatian top flight.
However, it seems that after signing both Eros Grezda and Borna Barisic from Osijek in the summer, Rangers have developed a relationship with the club.
Should Todorov impress over the remainder of the season, he could return to Glasgow.
That could be for another trial period, or on a permanent deal.
Clearly, the youngster did enough during his stint at Auchenhowie, to warrant further monitoring.
Yet, there are still ifs and buts with this one.
It’s clear after finally securing a deal of some kind, Todorov has a platform from which to impress.
It’ll be interesting to see whether or not he can take the opportunity.
Clearly, though, the motivation may not just be progression to the Croatian top flight, but eventually, a switch to Ibrox.
