Rangers open talks for player who “looks like Ronaldo”; they think he’ll go straight into the XI

Rangers are apparently putting a lot of effort into finalising the signing of a player who “looks like Ronaldo,”

with Ibrox CEO viewing the potential player as an instant starter for Philippe Clement’s team.

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Josh Doig has surfaced as a potential target for the Gers,

who have been linked to a number of players in recent weeks as

they attempt to bolster their roster during the January transfer window.

The 21-year-old joined Hellas Verona on a permanent deal in 2022 after leaving Hibernian,

but it’s possible that he will soon make a return to the Scottish Premiership.

The young Scot is regarded by Rangers as someone who may have a significant impact at left-back,

especially if Ridvan Yilmaz finds a new team by the end of the month.

As a youth, he established himself at Hibs, and he seems to be getting better all the time.

Rangers update with Josh Doig

Rangers are reportedly in advanced negotiations to sign Doig this month,

according a recent update from Football Insider.

They view him as a player who would immediately crack the starting lineup.

“Rangers are working on a deal to sign Hellas Verona left-back Josh Doig this month” , according to the report.

“It’s thought that the Gers prioritised a left-back in January and are keen to

add a player who can start right away to strengthen this position.

According to reports, the Gers have already held “preliminary talks”

and are now optimistic that this week will see some development.

Doig may turn out to be Rangers’ most intriguing long-term acquisition,

establishing himself as a left-back regular for many years to

come and developing into an even more potent player with time.

This individual has even been likened to Cristiano Ronaldo in terms of physical attributes by Lewis Stevenson,

a former Hibs player, who previously stated the following about him:

Josh has the ability to succeed at the highest level. He is 6 feet 3 inches tall,

powerful, and quick. Without wanting to come across as ominous,

even glancing at him while he is fully clothed makes him resemble Cristiano Ronaldo by comparison.

He is simply an athlete, and in this day and age, that is half the fight.

All of us here hope the best for him.”

It is difficult to identify any drawbacks to Rangers’ acquisition of Doig,

who might have a huge impact by the halfway point of the season and offer

Rangers the best opportunity to defeat Celtic in the Scottish Premiership title contest.

In the future, he should only reach greater heights as a young player with experience in Scottish football,

and he has the potential to succeed Andy Robertson as Scotland’s left-back in the future.

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