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Where Badredine Bouanani would rank among record Rangers buys as mammoth fee agreed

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Badredine Bouanani could make history if Rangers sign him permanently from VfB Stuttgart.

The Algeria international is expected to move to the Gers on an initial loan, with an option to buy.

Once the 21-year-old right-winger completes his medical, the Light Blues could officially announce the deal.

Bouanani is close to leaving Stuttgart for Ibrox.

If the versatile attacker impresses at the Glaswegian outfit, they may opt to sign him permanently.

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How much Badredine Bouanani transfer could cost Rangers

Bouanani has been called the next Eden Hazard, hinting at what he would bring to the Gers.

Stuttgart spent just over £12million to sign the Algerian ace from OGC Nice last summer.

The forward hasn't been able to fulfil his potential at the Bundesliga club and looks to be on his way out.

If Bouanani can convince the Glaswegian outfit, they could make his deal permanent for £15.5m in 2027, according to Sky Sports journalist Dennis Bayer on X.

Tore Andre Flo is currently the Govan side's most expensive signing, but signing the Algeria international would break that record.

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Who top three record signings are at Ibrox

Flo has held the record at Rangers for around 26 years after his move from Chelsea in 2000.

The Gers paid their second-highest transfer fee for Youssef Chermiti last summer, but Minsu Kim's £8.5m arrival has overtaken that.

There could yet be further changes to the list, with Kevin Kelsy closing in on a £9.6m move to the Glaswegian outfit.

Andrew Cavenagh is showing a lot of ambition in G51, but it remains to be seen whether Derek McInnes can bring the best out of the squad at his disposal after deadline day.

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