Three players who can leave Rangers as Nedim Bajrami pushed out by Derek McInnes
Rangers look ready to offload a host of players as Nedim Bajrami closes on a move to Al-Taawoun.
The Saudi League club have reportedly agreed an initial loan deal with a £2.5million buy option for the Albania international.
Oliver Antman has joined RSC Anderlecht from the Light Blues and the former Sassuolo ace is set to join the Finland international out of the exit door.
Bajrami is set to end his two-year stint at Ibrox as Derek McInnes works on a squad clearout.
Olwethu Makhanya became the eighth summer transfer at the Glaswegian outfit ahead of the game against Dundee United at Tannadice Park on 31 July.
The Albanian winger won't be the last of the departures from the Govan side, with the Scottish manager's plans clear in G51.
Who will leave Rangers after Nedim Bajrami?
Ibrox News have covered reports of Al-Taawoun's interest in Bajrami terms for his exit are now being finalised.
In the coming hours, McInnes' focus will be on the opening game in the Scottish Premiership, but more business is certainly expected at the Gers.
According to the Rangers Review on 31 July, the Albania international was told he would play no part in the Scottish manager's plans for the 2026-27 campaign and will be the latest "big name" to leave Ibrox.
Chris Jack reported that an agreement has been made for an initial loan, with a future fee in the region of £2.5m.
John Souttar is another player who McInnes has informed to find a new club.
Despite the lack of depth at centre-back, the 29-year-old defender is someone the ex-Hearts boss doesn't seem to trust.
Who will be part of midfield exodus at Ibrox?
Rangers have signed three central midfielders this summer in Dan Neil, Cammy Devlin and Vanja Dragojevic.
The recruitment strategy from the early weeks of the summer window is surely in preparation for a midfield rebuild at Ibrox.
Nicolas Raskin's sale at the Gers feels inevitable after his impressive World Cup campaign.
Mohamed Diomande's future has been up in the air recently, but the Ivory Coast international has played a big role during pre-season and doesn't seem to have any plans of leaving.
On the other hand, Connor Barron didn't feature in any of the friendlies as he recovers from an injury and the Scottish ace may be the one alongside Raskin who the Glaswegian outfit could potentially cash in on.