What Rangers have told Clinton Nsiala as several transfer offers rejected

Rangers defender Clinton Nsiala could still be on his way out soon.

While the transfer window in Scotland has closed, it's still open in countries like Greece and Saudi Arabia.

The 22-year-old centre-back has endured a difficult spell at the Light Blues since breaking into the team under Philippe Clement.

Nsiala's future at Ibrox now remains uncertain, but Derek McInnes seems to have made his feelings known.

The Frenchman hasn't been part of any of the Glaswegian outfit's matchday squads under the Scottish manager.

While there's certainly interest in the centre-back, a move hasn't materialised yet.

Why Clinton Nsiala exit has stalled at Rangers

Nsiala had interest from France and Cyprus this summer, but the transfer windows in both countries have closed.

The French defender's options to leave the Gers have been whittled down.

According to the Rangers Review on 10 September, the Glaswegian outfit have given Nsiala permission to leave.

However, the former AC Milan centre-back has rejected several offers so far.

The young defender's situation will be worth watching closely as the Govan side work on further departures.

Who else could leave Ibrox in the coming days

While the window is currently open in a number of countries, Greece, Saudi and the UAE feel like the more attractive choices.

John Souttar is set to join Aris, with the defender expected to sign a three-year contract at Greek side soon.

There could be a clear-out from the Glaswegian outfit's defence soon, leaving them with Emmanuel Fernandez, Olwethu Makhanya and Ben Godfrey as their only natural centre-back options.

Ross McCausland is another player who may have no future at the Govan side under McInnes after the signings of Minsu Kim and Badredine Bouanani.

Nsiala has failed to make a mark at Ibrox since breaking into the team under Clement and his exit would be best for all parties involved.

The Frenchman is still young and could turn his career around, something that looks unlikely in G51.

As things stand, the defender still has around two years left on his contract at Ibrox and it remains to be seen how his situation will unfold in the coming days.