Largie Ramazani eyed at Ibrox as Rangers transfer news drops from Leeds United
Rangers are a potential destination for Leeds United winger Largie Ramazani.
The Elland Road outfit’s chairman, Paraag Marathe, is a key part of the 49ers Enterprises group that completed their takeover of the Gers on Friday (30 May).
The new relationship between the two clubs could lead to business being done between them this summer and the Scottish outfit could benefit.
Rangers looking at Ramazani transfer from Leeds
The Belgian winger had a tricky start to life under Daniel Farke and could be moved on after just a year since his £10million move to Elland Road.
A report from TEAMtalk (2 June) claims that the Light Blues are monitoring Ramazani with no concrete bid on the table at the moment, but there are admirers at Ibrox.
It states that sources have informed them that there has been formal talks between the two clubs, and Farke is keen to look at the former Almeria man in pre-season before making a decision.
Ramazani transfer would not be a surprise for Rangers
The Gers are on the lookout for fresh, young talent that can make a difference in the Scottish Premiership, and the Whites ace would fit the bill.
Given that the two clubs have the same ownership a deal would be easy to pull off, if Farke decides that the 24-year-old is not a part of his plans.
The new ownership is looking to make an impression on the Bears fanbase, and a swoop for an exciting talent like the ex-Manchester United academy star would be a step in the right direction to get supporters on board.
His pace and flair would be a nightmare for defenders in Scotland, and he may just need a change of scenery to revive his fortunes after a poor start to his Whites career.
It will be a busy summer at Rangers, with lots of players linked with a transfer, so it remains to be seen whether this move comes off, but it makes sense.
However, the priority for the new custodians of the Glasgow side must be sorting the managerial vacancy, then they can get to work on making signings for the new campaign.