Rangers could be on the verge of completing three key signings this week, with strong reports linking the club to Conor Coady, Kwame Poku, and Max Aarons. If all three transfers go through, it would mark a major statement of intent from new manager Russell Martin and signal the true beginning of his tenure at Ibrox.
Coady and Aarons both boast Premier League experience, bringing much-needed leadership and pedigree to the squad—even if Coady’s influence has waned recently. Poku, on the other hand, is a standout performer from League One, and comparisons are already being made to Joe Aribo, who successfully made the jump from the same level.
As things stand, Rangers’ squad is lacking in both quality and depth. Aside from the already-secured signing of Jefte, who is currently injured, there have been no fresh arrivals this summer—leaving fans understandably frustrated. With pre-season fast approaching, the absence of new faces has only deepened concerns.
The potential trio offers reinforcement across key areas: Poku brings attacking flair and midfield versatility, Coady would bolster the heart of defence, and Aarons is a proven right-back. While flexibility is welcome, what Rangers need most right now is proven impact, consistency, and players ready to hit the ground running.
So far, it’s been all talk and no tangible progress. Aside from a few early moves, the transfer window has been disappointingly quiet at Ibrox. Bringing in even two of these three targets would inject fresh optimism and allow Martin to properly start reshaping his squad.
Ibrox Noise is hopeful the club can seal at least a couple of these deals before the week is out, giving Rangers a much-needed spark as preparations for the new season ramp up.
