Rangers could be parting ways with four midfielders before the transfer window closes on Tuesday, 1 September.
Vanja Dragojevic’s arrival at Ibrox meant that the Light Blues had brought in three new midfielders this summer.
He followed Cammy Devlin and Dan Neil through the door, both of whom are in contention to start the first game of the season.
Rangers are also looking to sign Jens Hjerto-Dahl from Tromso, but that deal may take a few weeks to complete.
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Lyall Cameron and Nicolas Raskin among four Rangers midfielders who could leave
Rangers Review’s Chris Jack has reported that three midfield arrivals could pave the way for multiple exits in that position this summer.
Lyall Cameron has fallen down the pecking order at Ibrox and is expected to part ways with the club permanently this summer.
Nicolas Raskin, too, could leave Rangers, amid interest from Villarreal and Real Betis, among others.
Villarreal are said to be leading the race for Raskin, who has also been linked with a shock move to Manchester United.
Connor Barron’s future is also uncertain while he continues to recover from a knee injury.
Devlin’s arrival will surely mean that the Scotland international will struggle for regular game time if he stays.
Despite having two years left on his deal at the Light Blues, Mohamed Diomande is another one who could be shown the exit door.
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It seems certain that Raskin wants to leave and has interest from clubs in Europe’s top five leagues.
Given the World Cup he’s had, it makes sense for Rangers to cash in on him for big money.
Cameron and Diomande are also not likely to strengthen the strongest eleven, so selling them is a prudent decision.
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Barron is a homegrown player and has shown that he can add value from the bench.
He is someone who’s not afraid to get stuck in and put his body on the line for his team and will be crucial in seeing out games.
If one of the four midfielders does end up staying put at Ibrox, it will be him.
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