Rangers are interested in signing Luke Graham from Dundee when the summer transfer window opens.
The Light Blues have been laying the groundwork to bring the centre-back to Ibrox ahead of next season amid growing interest in him.
Portsmouth had a £1.5million offer turned down by Dundee in January, while other clubs in England and Europe are said to be circling the 22-year-old.
The Courier has now highlighted Rangers’ interest in Graham, who is thought to have agreed personal terms to join Danny Rohl’s side.
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His contract at Dundee runs out next summer…
Luke Graham breaks silence on summer transfer
With the 2025-26 season all wrapped up, Graham has broken his silence on his future, admitting that he may have played his last game for Dundee.
However, the Scot is unsure what the future holds for him, insisting that he will “wind down from everything” before making a decision, leaving the door open to continue with the Dee.
He also admitted that the “non-stop” speculation about his future has taken a toll on him, saying he is a little “fed up” with links with clubs, including Rangers.
For the time being, Graham is focused on putting his foot up, with no qualms over his immediate future.
Speaking to The Courier, he said: “It’s been non-stop really since January. Questions every week about where I’m going to be playing next season.
“You can sometimes get a bit fed up with it, but it’s obviously going to happen when there is a little bit of talk going on.
“It’s just been a good season overall. That’s all I’ve been focusing on the whole time. Just try to get Dundee to finish as high as possible.”
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Why Rangers should sign Graham
Dan Purdy has personally been running the rule over Graham, having scouted him on multiple occasions this season.
At 22, the defender already has the composure and reading of the game that other centre-backs take years to learn and develop.
Therefore, it should not come as a surprise that Dundee manager Stephen Pressley has backed the player to play in the Premier League one day.
While there are questions about Rohl‘s overall ability to handle a club of Rangers’ size, there are no doubts about his skill at developing talent, and that is why Ibrox would be a great destination for Graham.
However, it remains to be seen how much Dundee will demand for his sale, considering they turned down £1.5m from Portsmouth earlier this year.
