Rangers closely monitor Camilo Mena as asking price slashed
Rangers are keeping tabs on Lechia Gdansk winger Camilo Mena.
The Gers have already had a busy summer transfer window to this point under Derek McInnes.
They have welcomed eight fresh faces through the door, with Olwethu Makhanya being the latest.
It doesn't appear that the Ibrox club are done there as further attacking reinforcements are being eyed.
That has seen the Light Blues turn their attention to the Colombian, especially after Ibrox News covered Oliver Antman's surprise move to Anderlecht.
Mena is coming off the back of an excellent personal campaign in Poland and could soon be on the move.
Why could Camilo Mena leave Lechia Gdansk for a cut-price fee
The 2002-born right-winger has just come off the back of his third full campaign in the Ekstraklasa.
He has gone from strength-to-strength in the top flight and finished last season with 13 goal involvements in 32 appearances.
The attacker managed that despite the White and Greens facing relegation after a 16th place finish.
French outlet Purple Vert have now suggested that could make way for a cut-price summer move.
Their Monday report has revealed that Lechia Gdansk value Mena at around £3.4million, but that could decrease after their drop into the second tier.
Rangers are said to be closely monitoring the winger after his "standout season", while Saint-Etienne and Palmeiras are also interested.
Talks over a potential transfer could accelerate in the coming weeks as a discounted exit could be on the cards.
Who is Rangers target Mena?
The idea that the Light Blues want a winger won't come as a surprise, but the Colombian will be unknown to almost everyone in G51.
He is a product of the Tigres academy in his native Colombia where he made his senior debut at just 15 years old.
That saw The Guardian name him among their "60 of the best young talents in world football" in 2019 alongside the likes of Jeremy Doku, Eduardo Camavinga and Ansu Fati.
From there he joined Deportivo Pereira where he lasted just one season before departing for Valmiera in Latvia.
After two years and 16 goals there, he moved to Poland with Lechia Gdansk.
Mena could now be on the move to Ibrox as Rangers look to be in the race to land his signature.
He would bring pace, quality on the ball and an eye for goal, all of which could make him a top signing for McInnes and Co. this summer.