Rangers’ January transfer plans are gathering pace as fresh developments emerge around Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil and Austrian forward Samed Baždar Redžić, with both names now firmly on the Ibrox radar. Sources close to the club suggest Rangers have already made a detailed presentation to Dan Neil’s camp, outlining their long-term sporting vision, pathway to regular first-team football, and European ambitions. The highly-rated midfielder is admired for his energy, leadership and ball-winning ability, making him an ideal fit for Philippe Clement’s high-intensity system.
While no formal bid has yet been lodged, confidence is growing that Rangers are positioning themselves strongly should Sunderland open the door to negotiations. Neil remains focused on his current campaign, but the Ibrox pitch is believed to have made a positive impression.
Meanwhile, Redžić has broken cover amid reported pre-contract talks, hinting that discussions are ongoing behind the scenes. The forward has refused to shut down speculation, acknowledging that his future will be decided soon as his contract situation continues to attract interest. Rangers see him as a potential value signing who could add pace, depth and versatility to the attacking line.
With movement accelerating on multiple fronts, supporters can expect a busy period ahead as Rangers look to strengthen key areas and sustain momentum in the title race and European push. 🔥
