Arsenal ‘tracking’ Rangers player along with ‘a number of Premier League clubs’

Rangers’ final group stage match in the UEFA Europa League against Real Betis takes place in Seville tonight,

marking the beginning of an incredible few days for Philippe Clement and the team.

In addition to guaranteeing their spot in the elimination rounds with a win,

the Gers would advance as the team with the most points in their group.

However, if they can defeat Aris Limassol away, any mistake could allow Sparta Prague to pass them.

Following the drama of tonight, all eyes are on Sunday,

when Hampden Park will host the Viaplay Cup final versus Aberdeen.

It should be a fierce match,

and Clement will have the chance to significantly improve the first few months of

his management career at Ibrox by returning with trophies from the national arena.

Away from the on-field activity,

a number of significant transfer news items are circulating as the rumour mill never stops.

Ahead of the January transfer season, speculation about the future of forward Abdallah Sima,

who is on loan from Hearts,

and Scotland striker Lawrence Shankland are still very much alive.

The most recent rumours, however, centre on a current Rangers player who

has received praise for his work with the team’s B squad.

So much so that Premier League clubs in England seem to be interested in signing him.

Keeper Mason Munn is allegedly being tracked by Arsenal,

“among a number of Premier League clubs,”

according to a report from Football Insider.

The 17-year-old’s performances this season seem to have ‘placed him on the radar’ of several

Premier League teams in England.

Naturally, Mikel Arteta, a former Rangers player, manages the Gunners,

who have reportedly conducted “regular checks” on the Northern Irishman this season.

The custodian had previously been linked to several elite English teams.

Rangers reportedly outbid several rival southern clubs for the player’s signature in the summer of 2022,

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