Given recent developments, a cut-price deal to sign an SPFL player by Rangers may be possible

Rangers may be considering a low-ball offer to sign Connor Barron because Aberdeen

would prefer not to lose him for nothing, according to Football Scotland.

Just before the January transfer window, the 21-year-old changed agencies,

according to a report from the media outlet on December 13.

The Scottish midfielder, who last played against Hibs on December 3,

has made nine league appearances this season.

Worth taking into account

Rangers may not have made the worst decision in signing Barron,

a 21-year-old Scottish midfielder with experience playing internationally after representing

his country at the under-21 level.

His versatility as a midfielder might give the Gers squad much-needed depth by

giving them alternatives for tactical flexibility and rotation.

Rangers may have received good value in January by signing Barron to a contract that expires in the summer,

even if he was acquired at a potential discount.

Securing a great player without paying a large transfer fee can be a calculated decision,

especially considering the financial restraints in modern sport.

In light of rumoured interest from rival teams,

the club may have made a wise decision to add young,

Scottish talent to their roster in order to benefit both now and down the road.

In European competitions, it’s crucial to tick the homegrown quota box,

and the Aberdeen midfielder meets that requirement as well.

Aberdeen’s Connor Barron (SCO) is a ball-winning midfielder at the moment.

Connor Barron is 175 centimetres tall and 21 years old (as of August 29, 2002).

Right is the foot he prefers. 8 is his jersey number.

Connor Barron has also been utilised as a deep-lying playmaker,

a holding midfielder, and a box-to-box midfielder.

The transfer value of Connor Barron is currently between €0.7M and €1.2M. on 2021,

Kelty Hearts FC acquired him from Aberdeen on his most recent move.

Connor Barron was a free agent loaned by Aberdeen to Kelty Hearts FC.

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