Rangers desire a trade of Ridvan Yilmaz for more than £5 million in January.

After Ridvan Yilmaz seized his chance to start in the starting lineup at Ibrox in recent weeks,

Rangers “suddenly” increased their asking price for him to £5.1 million,

according to

Spor Arena

On January 31,

a Turkish news outlet stated that Galatasaray was still in dire need of a left-back and that Yilmaz was at the top of their list. However,

their best offer was a loan fee of £426,000 with a buyout option of £2.56 million.

Gala representatives are currently attempting to persuade Rangers to release Yilmaz,

who is reportedly hoping to make the Turkey squad for the Euros and has a guarantee of playing time from the Istanbul-based club.

Rangers could keep him after all

Since the beginning of the month,

Yilmaz’s future at Ibrox has been a hot topic of conversation throughout this transfer window.

However, it now seems possible that he may stay at Ibrox in the long run.

His game has reached new heights following a stint in the Rangers first team due to Borna Barisic’s injury.

His displays have clearly improved,

and Philippe Clement may now be tempted to keep him in mind.

Given that Galatasaray was unable to meet the prior demand,

a new, higher asking price appears to have been set,

which raises the possibility that Yilmaz may end up at Ibrox.

Rangers’ final few days in the window appear to be packed,

with all eyes on the left-back’s possible trade.

It’s a pretty straightforward situation;

if Galatasaray can make the payment,

he might decide to depart.

Personal terms have not been discussed,

but because the Rangers now hold the initiative,

he might decide to stay.

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