Rangers fans are buzzing with transfer updates as the club continues to push for fresh attacking firepower this summer.
A new update regarding Premier League legend Jamie Vardy has surfaced, while the Gers have reportedly agreed personal terms with a new forward as Russell Martin builds his attacking options.
Jamie Vardy: Rangers Move Looking Unlikely?
Reports circulating earlier this summer hinted at Rangers making a sensational move for Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy, but fresh updates suggest the veteran forward may not be heading to Ibrox after all.
At 37, Vardy is expected to leave Leicester following their return to the Premier League, but sources now say he’s considering a move to the MLS or retirement, rather than a switch to Scotland.
That puts an end for now to the dream many Rangers fans had of seeing Vardy in Light Blue.
 New Forward Agrees Personal Terms
While the Vardy saga cools down, another exciting deal is heating up. According to reports, Rangers have agreed personal terms with a young, pacey forward from Europe.
The name hasn’t been confirmed publicly yet, but insiders claim the deal is 90% done, and an official announcement could follow before the weekend.
This would mark the club’s 4th attacking signing of the summer, showing serious intent from the board and Russell Martin.
Rangers reach agreement to sign Djeidi Gassama
Rangers have reached an agreement to sign Djeidi Gassama from Sheffield Wednesday, amid ongoing financial difficulties for the Championship side.
The winger has agreed personal terms ahead of a potential move, with the 21-year-old set to pen a four-year deal at Ibrox.
Gassama is understood to have said yes to a move north of the border, which means all that remains is for the two clubs to settle on a fee for the attacker’s transfer.
The French youngster will be an exciting addition to Martin’s squad, having struck seven league goals from the flanks last term.
 What Do You Think?
Would you have liked to see Jamie Vardy at Rangers? Do you trust the new signings so far? Drop your thoughts and stay tuned the window is still wide open.
