Where Rangers now stand in Amario Cozier-Duberry pursuit after Kim Min-su transfer

Rangers' interest in Amario Cozier-Duberry is still there despite an agreement to sign Kim Min-su

The Ibrox side have agreed to pay Min-su's £8.5million release clause with Girona.

It has been a struggle for the Bears to get another forward over the line this window.

Couhaib Driouech's failed medical collapse his move to Rangers, while Derek McInnes' side have seen countless bids rejected elsewhere.

One of those players who have been involved in those rejections has been Cozier-Duberry

But while the arrival of Min-su may signal the end of Rangers' push to add more attackers, that does not appear to be the case.

What is the status of Rangers hunt for Amario Cozier-Duberry?

Cozier-Duberry remains firmly on the Ibrox agenda this summer window and the move for Min-su does not appear to be affecting that at the moment.

Two bids for Cozier-Duberry by Rangers have already been knocked back but Brighton and the Glasgow side are still in discussions.

That is according to Rangers Review, who share that "talks remain live" over a deal.

Additionally, following a move for Min-su, Rangers are set to assess their options but they would like to add more depth to the right wing if possible.

Keeping those chances of signing Cozier-Duberry still alive as the transfer deadline approaches.

Rangers do face a battle to bring the Brighton winger to Ibrox, with Wolves also eyeing a deal for Cozier-Duberry.

What are Rangers' current wide options and how would this update affect them?

If Rangers are to sign two more right-wingers as seemingly suggested what they want to do, there could be quite a shift within the squad.

At the moment, Rangers have Daisuke Yokota and Ross McCausland who are their right-sided attacking options.

McCausland's future has been up in the air and the arrival of Min-su would likely further set his exit in motion.

Yokota is a new addition himself and is unlikely to be displaced following a promising start to life at Rangers.

He has looked sharp and dangerous for the Gers in his few appearances so far.

So with Cozier-Duberry and Min-su, Rangers would have three right-wingers in their squad.

That may seem like overkill, but the pair are capable of playing on either wing as well.

Providing McInnes with plenty of depth and tactical solutions at his disposal. Particularly if they qualify for the UEFA Conference League.