Rangers deal to seal new signing now complicated despite agreement, fresh clue emerges – reports

According to Football Scotland, Rangers’ attempts to sign Fluminese left-back Jefte,

who is now on loan at APOEL, may be complicated.

On January 26, the news outlet said that he had lately been left out of his team’s matchday roster,

which could be a sign that he is on the move.

Fabrizio Romano has revealed that he has already established a deal with his parent club,

Fluminese, for a January transfer.

it was reported an agreement was in place for the Brazilian left-back.”

and it may depend on them agreeing to end his spell there prematurely to allow the move to Ibrox to go ahead.

But he was left out of their league match this evening and that indicates we may seem move movement soon.”

Tricky

Rangers are currently negotiating possibilities to ensure Jefte’s arrival.

One alternative is to negotiate with APOEL to dissolve the loan deal and allow Jefte to join the club in January.

Another option is to reach an arrangement with Jefte for a summer transfer after his loan is over.

Gers could also look into possible incentives or financial compensation to

urge APOEL’s cooperation in releasing Jefte early.

The issue highlights the complexities of mid-season transfers involving loaned players,

requiring efficient communication and negotiation between

the clubs to obtain the 20-year-old’s services before the transfer window shuts.

Rangers appear to be rushing their chase, since Borna Barisic’s contract at

Ibrox expires in the summer and Ridvan Yilmaz has been linked with a move this month.

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