There is one area of the current Rangers team that most fans seem to be relatively happy about.
For the first time since the title winning season of 2020/21, there are three strikers who could all, competently, lead the line in their own respective ways.
Cyriel Dessers will always have his detractors for what he doesn’t do, however, over 50 goals in two seasons, in a poor Rangers team tells its own story.
Then there is the maverick that is Hamza Igamane, who many see as the more natural modern No.9 and capable of leading the line under any circumstances.
He might have cost £6m, but Danilo has found himself in the position of backup striker now and playing in a deeper role when he does get to start, but could Rangers look for more cover?
Two Premier League strikers Rangers could target
That title win had four strikers in total, all different in terms of style of play, but all chipped in with valuable goals and/or performances.
The Premier League’s out of contract list throws up a couple of interesting names, all with impressive goal scoring records.
Neal Maupay is something of a rarity in modern football – a character.
When he isn’t winding up opposition players, he is capable of causing all sorts of problems to opposition defenders.
After 100 goal contributions between Brighton and Brentford, Maupay has lost his way at Everton and Marseille.
At only 28, he could easily be the sort of all-round striker that Rangers need to cope with the physicality of the SPFL and technicality of European football.
Could Rangers pull off Jamie Vardy coup?
The blockbuster signing, despite being 38, would be that of Jamie Vardy.
After scoring his 200th Leicester City goal in his 500th game, he has the Roy of the Rovers luck that Ally McCoist used to have.
In Jermain Defoe, Rangers have the perfect example of what can happen when a veteran striker who still has their pace is managed correctly in terms of playing time.
A player has to have something about them to play for Rangers, and both Maupay and Vardy have more than enough belief in their ability.
