Rangers monitor Elijah Just as Andrew Cavenagh ready to back Danny Rohl again
Rangers could make a move to sign Motherwell forward Elijah Just in the upcoming transfer window.
The New Zealand international has scored seven goals and provided six assists in 27 William Hill Premiership appearances this season, and if the attacker continues his fine form, he might end up on the Gers’ summer wishlist, according to the Daily Record.
On 18 March, the news outlet reports that the Light Blues are keeping tabs on the 25-year-old and the Ibrox hierarchy are monitoring him, with Celtic possibly considering a move.
Andrew Cavenagh backed Danny Rohl in the winter transfer window with four new signings and the Glaswegian outfit are expected to continue their investment for the German manager.
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Rangers set for Motherwell raid in summer transfer window
Just has caught the attention of the Gers’ hierarchy, with the attacker seen as the brightest gem in the Motherwell squad.
It’s been claimed that Tawanda Maswanhise and Elliot Watt are also highly rated, with both players being linked with the Light Blues in recent months.
Jens Berthel Askou has built a dominant side in Lanarkshire, sitting fourth in the league table.
The Steelmen have given Hearts and the Old Firm clubs a run for their money this season with their dominant possession-based style of football.
It wouldn’t be surprising to see top teams in Scotland target multiple players from the Motherwell squad in the summer, with Askou also possibly a name to replace Martin O’Neill at Parkhead.
Having spent over £50million on transfers since taking over the Govan side last summer, Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises are ready to continue their spending spree for Rohl in G51.
Danny Rohl has clear transfer priority at Ibrox
Max Aarons, Nasser Djiga, Derek Cornelius, Jayden Meghoma, Andreas Skov Olsen and Mikey Moore are on loan at Rangers and will likely return to their parent clubs at the end of the season.
James Tavernier’s contract at the Gers expires at the end of May, leaving Rohl with a clear priority for the summer.
A new right-back should be at the top of the Glaswegian outfit’s agenda, with Dujon Sterling unreliable due to his persistent fitness issues.
While the Light Blues’ attack could do with more quality for the 2025-26 campaign, defensive reinforcements should take precedence.
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