Rangers have sent a clear message across Scottish football as they step decisively into the race for Hibernian forward Kieron Bowie, underlining ambition, confidence, and a long-term vision built for success.
The 21-year-old has been one of the most exciting young attackers in the Premiership, delivering energy, physical presence and a fearless edge in the final third for Hibernian FC. Those performances have not gone unnoticed at Ibrox, where recruitment chiefs view Bowie as a forward capable of thriving under pressure and growing into a major asset.
At Rangers FC, the interest reflects more than short-term planning. Bowie fits the profile Rangers have been targeting — young, domestic, hungry, and scalable — a player who can contribute immediately while still offering significant upside for the future.
🔵 Why This Matters to Rangers Fans
A statement of intent – challenging for the league’s best young talent
Built for Ibrox – strength, intensity and mentality supporters admire
Smart squad evolution – adding depth without sacrificing identity
Future-focused ambition – investing in tomorrow while competing today
Sources close to the situation suggest Rangers’ move is calculated and serious, with Bowie now firmly on the club’s radar as plans accelerate. While no final decision has been made, the very pursuit reinforces Rangers’ status as a club that leads rather than follows.














