What Kim Min-su's Rangers contract looks like as striker update drops

Kim Min-su is set to become Rangers' 12th signing of the summer.

The Bears have been persistent in their pursuit of signing a new winger after a deal for PSV's Couhaib Driouech fell through in the eleventh hour.

Derek McInnes has made it clear to Ibrox officials that he wanted competition for the likes of Daisuke Yokota and other wingers, with Kim capable of playing on either flank.

It is understood that the Gers have triggered an £8.5million release clause for the Girona forward, and will make a one-off payment to acquire his services.

But the Govan side will not stop after the imminent arrival of the 20-year-old, with a replacement for Youssef Chermiti also desired in Glasgow after the striker's ACL injury.

Further details about Kim's move to Rangers have emerged, while a transfer stance about one striker target appears to have changed.

When Kim-Min su will sign a Rangers deal until

Kim primarily operates on the left-hand side of attack, but also has the ability to play on the right.

He spent last term on loan with Spanish second-tier side Andorra FC, where he picked up accolades from media and teammates alike.

While speaking to The 4th Official, Korean football expert Joel Kim gave his verdict on the youngster.

Joel Kim said: "He’s still a prospect but what makes him so special and what makes him worth ten million euros is the raw talent and ability he brings.

"He’s a creator, very technical and has great pace."

According to the Rangers Review, the Bears are set to complete the signing of Kim.

It is said that the Korean will join the Light Blues on a four-year deal until 2030.

All that's left for him to join are the remaining parts of his medical, and then he will be a Rangers player.

Andrew Cavenagh and Co. will then press on in their search for a new striker.

Update drops on Rangers striker target

Portland Timbers' Kevin Kelsy remains a target for Rangers, and the club are in live talks with the MLS side for the 22-year-old.

It's said that the Timbers may value the Venezuelan at a fee in excess of £8.5m, and it's unclear as to whether the Gers would meet that valuation.

However, another target that has been named is Rayan Fofana of RC Lens.

It is now understood that the France U21s man has fallen down the pecking order after previously being on a list of potential recruits.