Rangers are not interested in signing Dundee United’s on-form striker Pavol Safranko, according to a new report.
According to the Daily Record (28/05, p47), Rangers have ruled out a move for the former AaB striker.
The Slovakian has been on incredible form for the Arabs since he joined the club earlier this season. But his 13 goals in 37 league goals were not enough to guide the Dundee club to promotion.
It’s fair to say the Tangerines got little sympathy from their Rangers counterparts after crashing out of the Premiership playoffs to St. Mirren. The fact it was on a penalty shootout was all the more painful for them and sweet for some Gers fans.
A cherry-on-top may well have been poaching Slovakia cap Pavol Safranko. A big target man with a keen eye for goal, he is a useful striker who can hold up play, link-up and find the back of the net.
He also seems to suit the Scottish game and would perhaps thrive with better players around him. But it appears Rangers have completely ruled out a move for the 6ft1 striker.
Rangers appear to be on the hunt for another forward with the futures of Alfredo Morelos and Kyle Lafferty seemingly up-in-the-air.
The Ibrox club has also been linked to
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