How much Tony Bloom now wants for Amario Cozier-Duberry as Rangers transfer ongoing
Tony Bloom certainly won't make it easy for Rangers to sign Amario Cozier-Duberry from Brighton and Hove Albion.
The Seagulls' chairman, who also recently bought shares at Hearts, values the English winger highly.
With the Gers stepping up their recruitment drive ahead of deadline day, the 21-year-old has emerged as a concrete option for them.
Derek McInnes is said to be a big fan of Cozier-Duberry, but it remains to be seen whether he will get the forward at Ibrox.
While the Scottish manager would like the attacker at the Glaswegian outfit, they face plenty of competition for him.
The Premier League club are aware of the interest in the winger and won't let him leave for cheap.
Amario Cozier-Duberry transfer latest at Rangers
Kim Min-su and Cozier-Duberry are both concrete targets for the Gers, with the Girona winger's arrival looking close.
The Light Blues want both attackers at Ibrox in the final days of the transfer window.
Daily Record journalist Scott McDermott has claimed that the Glaswegian outfit are continuing their search for a right-winger as they finalise a deal for Kim.
The Brighton forward is firmly in McInnes' sights, but Bloom would want around £10million to sell him after the attacker scored nine goals and provided 13 assists in the English League One for Bolton last season.
Speaking on Hotline Live on 24 August, McDermott said, "Rangers have had him on their radar for a long time. I know for a fact that McInnes is a big fan of his and he's probably the guy he would like.
"But what we're hearing down south, Brighton know there are a lot of suitors for this boy after the season he had last year at Bolton.
"I think Tony Bloom and Brighton want a fee in the region of £10m, which again, for a young wide player, would be a lot of money. I think that one is ongoing."
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Oliver Antman and Nedim Bajrami's departures have left Rangers with a lack of options on the wings.
Ross McCausland's future also seems to be away from Ibrox.
Findlay Curtis hasn't been relied on as much as fans would've liked to see at the start of the season.
Djeidi Gassama has been bright under McInnes so far, but he showed similar glimpses of talent when Russell Martin was in charge before a massive dip in form.
Daisuke Yokota has been thrown straight into the starting lineup and has put in some encouraging performances, but certainly needs more competition for his place in the team.
Whether it's Cozier-Duberry or someone like Vaclav Cerny, it would make sense for the Glaswegian outfit to get a right-winger in before the 3 September deadline.