Rangers director who left club amid protests reportedly now central to club’s transfer window

Rangers supporters may find happiness in the hands of Ross Wilson,

a former Ibrox director, as they reload their screens in anticipation of transfer news.

There are now a number of names connected to the Rangers, even though

the discussion regarding who the team should or shouldn’t sign this summer will rage on in the background.

 

Eleven players have been linked thus far,

however two of them are under contract with Premier League team Nottingham Forest.

In April of last year, Ross Wilson moved from Rangers to the City Ground,

and he is currently a crucial player in the Premier League team’s moves.

Rangers connected to a couple at Nottingham Forest

This implies that the former Rangers Sporting Director may be in

control of the transfer of Forest players Scott McKenna and Emmanuel Dennis.

Last week, Scott McKenna and Celtic, rivals of the Old Firm,

were linked to a transfer to Ibrox.

The 27-year-old centre back for Scotland is out of contract at

the end of the current campaign and not feeling well at the City Ground.

Even if the defender is a Celtics fan, a loan with a contract option sounds like a smart move,

so we’ll see how this plays out.

Additionally, Emmanuel Dennis, who is now on loan at Turkish team Çaykur Rizespor,

has been linked to Rangers.

Following a challenging start to the season in Turkey,

it appears that the forward may soon make his way back to Nottingham Forest via the transfer window.

While some Belgian sources have indicated that an agreement is imminent,

others have indicated that it is still a while off.

Dennis, the second Nottingham Forest player connected to Rangers,

is someone to keep an eye on. Dennis previously worked with Philippe Clement at Club Brugge.

Ross Wilson might have the last word in transfers.

Ross Wilson and Rangers will always be friends,

even though the Nottingham Forest director left under difficult circumstances.

Wilson abruptly returned to the Premier League following demonstrations by supporters against

the former Falkirk and Southampton recruiter’s transfer history.

Since then, Rangers have changed the Ibrox background recruitment setup,

with Nils Koppen serving as the club’s Director of Recruitment on the recently formed Ibrox side recruitment board.

The former PSV scout may now have to collaborate with the person

he succeeded in Glasgow to finalise two transactions for Rangers.

Although Ross Wilson is now undoubtedly a Nottingham Forest employee,

we believe his connections to Rangers will undoubtedly facilitate any negotiations.

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