Rangers: Milan Vitalis is the midfield leader that Danny Rohl desperately needs
Rangers are in the market for leaders, and Milan Vitalis would be a perfect signing as Danny Rohl looks to build a title-winning side.
The Gers fell at the last hurdle last season, dropping crucial points during the post-split fixtures. In the end, bitter rivals Celtic clinched the league.
Rangers will ultimately look to usurp Celtic, and they will need a big transfer window in order to create the winning culture required at Ibrox.
Vitalis, who is currently playing in the Hungarian league, would provide the essence of a winner based on the season he has just featured in.
Ahead of Rangers’ transfer window, the midfielder should certainly be top of the shortlist, despite previous admissions that Scottish players will be prioritised.
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What has been said about Rangers’ interest in Milan Vitalis?
Rangers are eyeing plenty of changes at Ibrox this summer as they look to overcome their previous heartbreak in the Scottish Premiership.
Casper Widell is one player that is being eyed by Rangers, and one that could transform their defence.
| Milan Vitalis | Hungarian League 2025-2026 |
| Pass accuracy | 87% |
| Key passes per game | 2 |
| Duels won per game | 5.7 |
However, Vitalis could be one that transforms the Ibrox midfield.
According to GOAL, Vitalis is a player on Rangers’ radar ahead of the summer window, with plenty of interest in Scotland for the Hungarian.
Celtic and Aberdeen are also among the potential suitors for the midfielder, who looks set to depart the Hungarian league.
He captained ETO FC Gyor to a league title in 2025-2026 and would provide an added voice in the dressing room.
Rohl has requested leaders in his squad, with the loss of James Tavernier surely to be felt if he is not adequately replaced. Vitalis could help fill that void.
What is the chance of Milan Vitalis leaving ETO FC Gyor?
If Rangers are looking to snap up Vitalis as a midfield option, it appears they have every chance of doing so this summer.
His club manager, Vladan Filipovics stated: “Our plan now is to find him a foreign team. The preference is for him to stay within Europe, if possible, to move to one of the top five leagues, but of course I would like to find him a team where he has a realistic chance to play.”
The Scottish Premiership would certainly be a realistic place for him to play his football, with the midfielder’s work rate a key trait that Rohl would enjoy.
His manager’s admission is surely a green light to make their move.
According to Sofascore, Vitalis competes in 5.7 duels per game and would also bring leadership qualities to Ibrox, a quality that the German has requested.
Rangers should push ahead to make an offer.
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