Morgan Whittaker future update shared as Rangers transfer bid on table
Rangers target Morgan Whittaker admits that he wants to play at the highest level but did not go on record to state he'll be leaving Plymouth Argyle.
Glasgow World on 25 August, quoted the English attacker, who told Sky Sports that it will be tough at the EFL club given his lofty ambitions.
The Ibrox outfit made two separate bids for the 23-year-old English attacker this summer but were turned down. [Football Scotland, 31 July]
Whittaker said: “I am playing here and that is what I want to be doing.
"It’s football, you are going to want to play at the highest level you can. It is obviously going to be tough but my head is here and I am playing here at the minute. That is my main focus."
Rangers must launch another transfer offer for Morgan Whittaker
Gers should consider making a third bid for Whittaker before the transfer deadline due to his expressed desire to play at the highest level, aligning with the club's ambitions and their need for a dynamic attacker.
The 23-year-old's comments suggest he's open to a move that matches his career aspirations and Rangers could be that step up.
His proven track record in lower leagues indicates he could adapt well to the Scottish Premiership, potentially offering immediate impact and long-term value.
However, if this third bid is rejected, Gers must swiftly shift their focus.
The transfer window's closure demands quick decisions to ensure squad depth and quality aren't compromised.
Pursuing alternative targets would then be prudent, allowing the Ibrox outfit to allocate resources efficiently elsewhere and ensuring they're well-prepared for the season's challenges without further delay on a single transfer saga.
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