What's next for Rangers as Club Brugge make enquiry for Tuur Rommens transfer

Rangers may now face a battle to keep hold of Tuur Rommens this summer amid interest from Club Brugge.

The 23-year-old Belgian only moved to Ibrox from Westerlo in the January transfer window.

Rangers forked out a free reported to be over £3million to sign Rommens, who penned an initial three-and-a-half year contract.

Rommens made 11 Scottish Premiership appearances under Danny Rohl last term, as the Gers' title challenge went up in smoke.

He has featured three times for new boss Derek McInnes so far, but is currently out injured with a groin issue.

Now, Brugge - who will play in the Champions League next season - may have given Rommens something to think about in terms of his future.

What's the latest with Club Brugge and Tuur Rommens?

Rommens is an extremely important part of the first-team picture at Ibrox.

But it looks as though their resolve could be about to be tested for one of their best talents in the squad.

According to noted journalist Sacha Tavolieri, Brugge have registered their interest in signing Rommens this summer.

Tavolieri says the Belgian champions have contacted Rangers to enquire about the player's profile and potential terms of a deal.

He added that no offer has yet been made to Rangers, but the interest in Rommens is described as "genuine" by Tavolieri.

The update finished by saying their interest could be linked to the future of Joaquin Seys and the situation is described as "one to watch".

Rangers have easy Tuur Rommens decision to make

Rangers simply just reject all overtures for Rommens.

The idea that they can sell a left-back right now given their lack of options at either full-back would be completely outrageous.

James Penrice is reportedly on the cusp of joining Rangers from AEK Athens, but that was meant to be as a back-up to Rommens.

It would have to be a bid that completely blows Rangers out of the water for this to be even be considered a possibility.

Rangers have been linked with Club Brugge right-back Hugo Siquet, but the Belgian's were said to be reluctant to sell.

Quite frankly, Rangers have to respond with the same cold shoulder here, because they cannot afford to let Rommens go right now.