Wanderers are chasing bargaining now, signing Premier League rebels

While they are looking for a new manager, the biggest headlines that will steal this summer, the Wanderers are now also reportedly turning to signing the Premier League rebels.

Rangers are still looking for Clement to replace

GERS and the new 49-person business must correct everything this summer after a disastrous movement in the Scottish Premier League. The last thing they need is to go back to square feet next year if their first management appointment goes wrong. However, this is not a job that lacks potential suitors, passing on several opportunities to the Rangers.

However, while names like Rafa Benitez and Jose Mourinho have been mentioned recently, Sean Dyche is Rangers Legend Legend Ally McCoist believes it can turn things around on Ibrox.

In with Football fansthe former forward said: “Sean Dyche will be an interesting guy for me. His team has been very competitive, especially his Everton team, and it’s always a struggle and a fight. I want to see him in a team that expects to win every week. I think he’ll love anything, I really will love it.

“So it’s a high-profile job that’s not enough to work hard. Mourinho is obviously there lately and he’s a guy that a lot of Rangers fans will accept and appreciate, but I just think the most important thing is that they have to do it right.”

Meanwhile, as the search continues, Ibrox’s search has been watching the most important summer transfer window. Again, this is the 49ers that must be right, and several targets have been reportedly emerging – including a young Premier League rebel who can come up at a cheap price.

Rangers Chase Delhi Deal

According to football insider Pete O’Rourke, Wanderers are now chasing a bargaining deal to sign Jesse Derry, the 17-year-old turned down an opportunity to sign a professional contract at Crystal Palace.

Derry reportedly sparked interest from all over Europe, opening up moving abroad and may have the opportunity to move to Ibrox or their old business rival Celtic this summer. Although the club will have to pay compensation fees, the deal should be much cheaper than the wingers’ professional deal at Selhurst Park.

Given that he also scored goals and scored at the youth level this season, there is no doubt that the Hawks will lose a rising star. Delhi has scored as many as nine goals in eight U18 Premier League games this season and can only continue to record if he joins the Rangers.

Meanwhile, financially speaking, welcoming a rising player instead of a more certain name also makes sense for the Rangers. Develop future stars to profit before selling future stars, which will make GERS successful on the court.