Rangers have formally submitted an offer to sign right-back Yan Valery from Sheffield Wednesday as part of their mid-season recruitment drive. The Light Blues, who have already been active in the January transfer window with several signings, identified Valery as a key target to strengthen their defence and provide competition at right-back. Valery, a 26-year-old Tunisia international currently contracted to Sheffield Wednesday until 2027, has previously played under Rangers manager Danny Rohl during their time together at Hillsborough, making him a familiar and trusted option for the Scottish Premiership club.
Rangers’ offer comes amid reported financial pressures at Sheffield Wednesday, which could make the Owls more receptive to bids this month. The submission of an official offer means Rangers have moved beyond preliminary interest and enquiries, presenting concrete terms to Wednesday in hopes of securing the defender before the end of the January transfer window.
Valery’s versatility—capable of playing both in defence and further forward—adds to his appeal for Rangers’ squad balance. However, he also reportedly attracts interest from other clubs, including Wrexham and Millwall, meaning Rangers may face competition for his signature.
