The 27-year-old striker, currently on the books of Nottingham Forest, has emerged as a potential target as manager Philippe Clement looks to bolster his attacking options at Ibrox.
Dennis, who previously impressed during his time at Watford in the Premier League, has struggled for regular minutes since joining Forest and is believed to be open to a move that would reignite his career. Reports from England suggest that Forest are willing to let the pacey attacker leave, either on a loan or permanent deal, after deeming him surplus to requirements.
Financial considerations remain the main hurdle, with Dennis earning a reported £77,000 per week, far above Rangers’ wage structure. However, a loan-to-buy arrangement—where Forest cover part of his salary—could make the deal possible.
Rangers see Dennis as a player who could add dynamism, experience, and versatility to their frontline as they continue their domestic and European campaigns. While no formal offer has been made yet, club scouts are said to be closely monitoring his situation ahead of potential January negotiations.
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