The football transfer market in Scotland is extremely dynamic, with Rangers negotiating with several clubs regarding possible acquisitions and sales. According to the latest information, the Glasgow club has received an offer from French Lille for striker Hamza Igamane, amounting to 13 million pounds.
Despite the interest shown, Rangers insist on a higher transfer value of 17 million pounds for the 22-year-old Moroccan footballer. This deal gains additional significance in light of the upcoming Champions League qualification match against Panathinaikos.
Simultaneously, Turkish club Trabzonspor has made a modest offer of just 1.5 million pounds for 28-year-old Scottish central defender John Souttar. At the same time, Rangers are negotiating a temporary transfer of 24-year-old goalkeeper Carl Rushworth from Brighton and Hove Albion.
Another significant development is the negotiation of a deal for winger Jaidy Gasama from Sheffield Wednesday. Rangers have agreed on a transfer worth 2.5 million pounds, with the young 21-year-old footballer expecting to sign a four-year contract with the club.
In another direction, left-back Rıdvan Yılmaz has received a loan offer from Beşiktaş and has expressed readiness to return to Turkey if an agreement is reached. An interesting detail is also the claim by the Peterborough United chairman that Rangers have overtaken an Italian club in signing 23-year-old central defender Emmanuel Fernandes.
Outside Rangers, Celtic are also active in the transfer market. The club is monitoring the situation around Odsonne Edouard at Crystal Palace, with manager Brendan Rodgers considering a potential return of the 27-year-old striker.
Interesting possibilities are also emerging for other Scottish teams. For example, Nottingham Forest is showing interest in Liverpool's winger Ben Doak, while Aston Villa is considering John McGinn's future in light of new interest from Atletico Madrid in Conor Gallagher.
Local clubs like Dundee and Heart of Midlothian are also in the process of searching and developing their squads. Dundee is preparing to strengthen the midfield after their last match, while Heart of Midlothian has specific interest in players like Aidan Denholm and Harry Stone.
The transfer market continues to be extremely dynamic, with numerous negotiations, rumors, and potential deals that could change the face of Scottish football in the upcoming season.