How Rangers can get Vanja Dragojevic deal done as final fee known

Rangers remain in the hunt to sign Vanja Dragojevic this summer.

The 20-year-old FK Partizan midfielder has been heavily linked with a switch to Ibrox during the transfer window.

Rangers have been busy adding to their ranks in the early stages of the window, with Lawrence Shankland, Ross McCrorie, Ben Godfrey, Ivor Pandur, and Dan Neil arriving.

However, work is still being done to add to Derek McInnes' squad as they look to put together a squad capable of challenging for the Scottish Premiership.

Reports have suggested that Rangers have already made a bid to bring Dragojevic to Govan.

And more details have now emerged about the potential make-up of the deal Partizan will be looking for.

Partizan make terms known as Rangers eye Vanja Dragojevic deal

Midfield has seemingly become a priority area for McInnes to strengthen this summer.

Neil has already arrived on a free after his Sunderland contract expired, but more attention is being given to the engine room.

Dragojevic has been identified to add reinforcement, and Rangers have reportedly already made an offer.

Daily Record has now reported exactly what Partizan expect from Rangers to get a transfer done.

The outlet says that Rangers launched a £3.8million bid to Partizan earlier this week.

However, the Serbian side are requesting that the Gers agree to another £1m in add-ons to get a deal done, with negotiations between the two parties ongoing.

What does this mean for Rangers' pursuit of Lewis Ferguson?

Dragojevic is not the only central midfielder on Rangers' radar this summer.

The Gers have been linked with a move for Scotland international Lewis Ferguson, who is currently with Bologna in Serie A.

Ferguson has been away at the World Cup with Scotland, but their group-stage exit means attention might turn back to his club future.

The Record says that any deal for Dragojevic will not impact Rangers' move for Ferguson, after talks were held with Bologna last week.

Rangers have been keen to add more battle-hardened Scottish Premiership talent, with Shankand and McCrorie helping in that regard.

Adding a player with the talent of Ferguson, son of former Rangers player Derek Ferguson, would also represent a coup for the Gers.