Rangers supporters have been urged to keep a close watch on Motherwell winger Tawanda Maswanhise, with the exciting attacker emerging as a potential target ahead of the summer transfer window.
The 23-year-old Zimbabwean international has enjoyed a breakthrough campaign in the Scottish Premiership, catching the eye with a series of impressive performances for the Steelmen. Since arriving from Leicester City last year, Maswanhise has quickly established himself as one of the most dangerous attacking talents outside Glasgow’s traditional top two.
Blessed with blistering pace, direct dribbling ability and a keen eye for goal, the versatile forward has delivered standout displays both on the wing and through the middle. His creativity and work rate have made him a key figure for Motherwell, and his rise has not gone unnoticed.
Reports during the January window suggested Rangers were among several clubs monitoring the attacker, with scouts keeping tabs on his development. While Motherwell stood firm and rejected the idea of selling mid-season, the situation is expected to change once the current campaign comes to an end.
Ibrox chiefs are believed to be planning significant squad reinforcements this summer, particularly in wide attacking areas. With Rangers aiming to close the gap on Celtic and strengthen for European competition, Maswanhise fits the profile of a young, hungry player with huge potential resale value.
Competition for his signature is likely to be fierce, with clubs from England and Europe also credited with interest. However, Rangers’ ability to offer domestic silverware challenges and European football could give them an edge in any transfer battle.
Motherwell are expected to demand a sizeable fee for their prized asset, but with Maswanhise’s stock rising rapidly, a move to a bigger stage appears increasingly inevitable.














