A Rangers player is now on the brink of leaving Ibrox after reaching a full agreement in principle over a transfer, with the final steps of the deal all that remain.
The player was absent from first-team training, a move widely interpreted as a clear signal that negotiations have reached an advanced stage. Sources close to the situation suggest personal terms are already settled, with Rangers and the receiving club now ironing out the final paperwork before the move is officially confirmed.
This development comes as Rangers FC continue to reshape the squad under Danny Röhl, with January viewed as a pivotal window for trimming the wage bill and creating space for new arrivals. Insiders believe the decision to remove the player from training was taken to avoid any risk of injury, underlining just how close the transfer is to being completed.
Supporters have reacted quickly on social media, with many viewing the imminent exit as a necessary step in Rangers’ rebuild, while others await clarity on who could arrive as a replacement. With multiple positions still under review, this outgoing could be the first domino in a busy spell of business at Ibrox.
An official announcement is expected very soon, once final documents are signed and medical formalities are completed. Until then, all signs point to a Rangers departure that is effectively done — only the confirmation remains.














