Would cost £0: Rangers could move to sign "great" new player to...

Would cost £0: Rangers could move to sign “great” new player to finally solve Clement’s issue

With the aim of challenging Celtic in the competition for the Scottish Premiership, Rangers had a productive January transfer window,

bringing in several new players to strengthen Philippe Clement’s team. They may now

add another new face even after the deadline had passed.

Oscar Cortes joined the already-arrived Fabio Silva and Mohamed Diomande after the Gers left it late. “I am really delighted to add

Oscar to our squad,” Clement said via BBC Sport following the winger’s loan agreement,

which lasted until the end of the season.

“I think he will be a big asset to the squad as we fight on three fronts for the rest of the season. Our discussions have been really

positive.” Oscar has a great deal of enthusiasm for our group goals and objectives,

and his skill set will provide our forward line some much-needed competition.

Though they have been watching Sam Lammers’ inability to make an impact since the summer before he left on loan, Ibrox has failed

to address one issue in the previous month: their striker situation. But they might still come up with a surprise solution. Rangers may

try to sign Dwight Gayle, a free agent who was just released by Stoke City,

according to Ryan Rowe of The Scottish Sun.

In order to get the former Premier League striker, those at Ibrox may need to withstand Celtic’s interest, but the transaction might

wind up making a surprising difference. Gayle might be Clement’s only chance of solving his forward problems for the balance of the

Scottish Premiership season, as the window is already closed.

Gayle has already demonstrated that he is more than capable of finding the back of the goal, despite the fact that things didn’t work

out at Stoke. He is now looking for one more opportunity to prove that, and Rangers should take a risk on the striker—especially since

it would be a free deal—because they have nothing to lose. He is 34 years old.

Gayle’s championship record demonstrates his level of clinical skill.

Rafael Benitez, who was highly regarded at Newcastle United, had nothing but positive things to say about Gayle. “It is not just

because he is scoring goals; he is working hard and was also doing a great job today between the lines,” the former manager stated in

an interview with Chronicle Live. Additionally, it was evident that the midfielders

and wingers were running more in tandem with the defense.”

Now that the forward is back to his best form, Clement will be expecting to reap the benefits. For those at Rangers, a season-defining

transfer could come down to a reliable goal scorer leading the line as the Scottish Premiership title race heats up.