Sources: Oliver Antman could now seal quickfire Rangers exit despite medical latest
Oliver Antman is quickly heading towards the exit at Rangers, Ibrox News understands.
The Finland international is closing in on a move to Belgium with Anderlecht, which will see the Bears actually make profit.
Derek McInnes has seen enough to sanction Antman's exit ahead of the new Scottish Premiership season.
Despite that, sources in Belgium have revealed that while talks are advancing, no medical has been booked yet.
Antman is set to join a long list of expected sales at Ibrox, with Djeidi Gassama and John Souttar possibly next.
All while they get set to kick off the new season at Dundee United on Friday.
What is the latest on Oliver Antman's move to Anderlecht?
Ibrox News has heavily covered Antman's expected move to Belgium.
It's said to be worth up to £4.5million, which will make them profit on the former Go Ahead Eagles star, signed for £3m.
Sacha Tavolieri has covered the move closely, revealing that advanced talks are underway between the clubs.
And now, Tavolieri has exclusively told Ibrox News that there is no reason why a move could not be finalised before Friday's clash at Dundee.
It would be quick should it happen, though, given that the medical isn't even booked in place yet.
What next for Rangers?
Ross McCausland could be another winger headed for the exit, so the next moves are simple for McInnes.
Rangers need to enter the market again.
Right now, they have Findlay Curtis and Thelo Aasgaard as their likely starting options at Tannadice on Friday.
Gassama is also expected to be on the market, so two new wingers are a must at this stage of the window.
Brighton's Amario Cozier-Duberry and Coventry's Jahnoah Markelo are two possible options from the Premier League.
Outside of those, few links have emerged, so it appears that nothing is close on that front.
For Antman though, his time at Rangers is up and it looks as though all parties will be happy with the deal that is nearly finalised.
McInnes needs to start the Scottish Premiership season with a bang to avoid the embarrassment of Russell Martin last year.
His plan to do just that includes clearing the deadwood, starting with Antman.

