Report: Rangers rivalling Celtic in race to sign Scottish striker likened to Jamie Vardy

Tommy Conway of Bristol City is a forward that Rangers are interested in signing,

but they will have to contend with competition from many teams, including Celtic.

This month, Fabio Silva, a forward on loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers, became a member of Rangers.

The Gers may still be searching for further offensive players,

though, as there have been some highly anticipated connections to

Today, there has been another rumour surface,

although the player in question isn’t quite as well-known as those who were previously named.

Rangers are considering signing Conway Tommy

According to Football Insider, Rangers is currently vying for Tommy Conway, a forward for Bristol City.

According to reports, Rangers are pursuing Conway about a possible move to

Ibrox and are in competition with numerous other teams.

Conway is being considered as a possible addition by Brentford,

Nottingham Forest, and Wolverhampton Wanderers, three Premier League teams.

The story goes on to say that Celtic are also interested,

suggesting that a struggle for Conway’s signature might take place in Glasgow.

Only a few days have passed since Rangers were tipped to sign left defender Cameron Pring of Bristol City.

Conway is now being connected to Rangers, who may be considering conducting a double raid on the Robins.

Conway, whose grandmother is a Scotland Under-21 international,

has one goal in five caps and has been compared to Jamie Vardy by former Bristol City manager Nigel Pearson.

This season, the 21-year-old has scored six goals in 20 Championship games and two FA Cup games against

West Ham United, including the game-winning goal in Tuesday’s replay.

The majority of Scottish players will undoubtedly be watched by Rangers,

and Conway fits the bill as a young, talented striker who has already started to score goals.

Although a January move would be a little challenging, Conway is a name to watch closely in the upcoming months.

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