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New Rangers stance on Fares Ghedjemis as latest transfer hope shared

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07 Aug 2026, 6:10 am

Rangers have had to be patient in their attempts to land Frosinone's Fares Ghedjemis.

The Bears are looking to add further attacking reinforcements after Derek McInnes was left disappointed with the 2-1 loss to Jagiellonia Bialystok on Thursday.

Though new signing Daisuke Yokota made his debut in the Europa League, the 49ers still want to sign further competition on the wings.

Ghedjemis has been at the forefront of transfer plans for the Bears in recent days, as they were knocked back after making an initial £6million offer for the Algerian.

Andrew Cavenagh and Co. came back with an improved offer, but Frosinone pushed the Light Blues back once more.

Now, there has been another twist for Ghedjemis, and it involves Rangers.

Rangers' fresh stance on Fares Ghedjemis revealed

Rangers saw Cavenagh pledge an improved £8m for Ghedjemis, but that wasn't enough to satisfy his employers either.

The 23-year-old has also attracted interest from Celtic, along with other clubs across Europe, including Monaco.

However, the Rangers Review has reported that the Bears have cooled their interest in the right-winger due to Frosinone remaining stubborn on their valuation of the player.

McInnes' side have now turned their attention to PSV's Couhaib Driouech.

Rangers are hopeful of striking a new transfer agreement, with talks ongoing after a recent £6m offer for the Moroccan.

The Bears are looking to make the 24-year-old their 10th addition of the summer, with Ghedjemis now out of the transfer picture.

What Fares Ghedjemi's agent has said about transfer after Rangers' approach

What Couhaib Driouech has already done to UK sides will excite Rangers

Driouech is undoubtedly a key target for Rangers heading into the final phase of their transfer incomings, and it's clear to see why.

The left-winger scored his first Champions League goal against Arsenal in 2025, while he also haunted Liverpool last season.

The Morocco U23s star netted twice at Anfield as PSV shocked the Reds with a 4-1 win last November.

Now, Rangers could be getting that same talent coming to Ibrox, as he would compete with the likes of Findlay Curtis, Mohamed Diomande and Djeidi Gassama for a spot on the left-hand side of attack.

If he can do it against some of England's best, what will stop him in Scotland?

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