What's now happening with 'live' Rangers target Amario Cozier-Duberry

Amario Cozier-Duberry continues to be linked with Rangers despite Kim Min-su's arrival.

It looks like Derek McInnes wants further additions out wide before the 3 September deadline.

The Gers have been actively pursuing the English attacker, but have failed to reach an agreement with Brighton and Hove Albion.

Cozier-Duberry is still on the radar at Ibrox heading into the final days of the transfer window.

The 21-year-old right-winger enjoyed an impressive loan spell at Bolton last season, scoring nine goals and providing 13 assists in England's League One.

Contract discussions at Amex Stadium have been ongoing for the Englishman, but the Glaswegian outfit haven't given up on their pursuit.

Amario Cozier-Duberry transfer latest at Rangers

There have been suggestions that Cozier-Duberry could sign a new contract at Brighton and move to the Gers on loan.

For now, the Seagulls have not officially confirmed that they've extended the attacker's deal.

According to the Rangers Review on 27 August, the winger remains a "live" target for the Glaswegian outfit.

Discussions are still ongoing between the Bears and Brighton to get a deal over the line before the deadline next Thursday.

The Govan side have seen a £7.5million offer rejected for Cozier-Duberry and it remains to be seen what sort of proposal Brighton could eventually accept if they do decide to let him go.

What Rangers loss vs Jablonec says about Derek McInnes

McInnes came into Rangers with high expectations after replacing Danny Rohl.

Fans felt the German manager lacked Scottish football experience, leading to their collapse in the William Hill Premiership towards the end of the season.

The ex-Hearts boss came in with plenty of pedigree, promising immediate success at the Light Blues.

McInnes seems out of his depth at the Govan side after being knocked out of the Conference League by Jablonec.

The Scottish manager has failed to give fans any encouragement since being appointed at the Glaswegian outfit and the loss in Czechia damaged his reputation in G51.

Andrew Cavenagh has heavily backed McInnes, with Kim the latest big-money arrival and pressure is mounting on the head coach ahead of the Aberdeen fixture.