At 23 years old, Bowie is a strong young striker who’s been catching eyes this season with eight goals and three assists in all competitions for Hibernian — a solid return that’s helped put him on the radar of bigger clubs, including both Rangers and Celtic, as well as sides in England.
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He’s tall (around 1.90m), mobile, and prefers playing as a centre-forward, with a left foot that can unlock defenders and create chances. While his career so far has been about development — coming through Raith Rovers, Fulham and loan spells before flourishing at Hibs — he’s shown enough promise to earn full Scotland call-ups and attract real transfer interest this January.
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For Rangers specifically, Bowie would be a smart investment: young, hungry, and with potential resale value. He isn’t yet an elite goalscorer, and that’s the key caveat — he still needs consistency to become a match-winning No.9 week in, week out. If Rangers believe they can develop him further — especially with a tactical system that gives him regular service — he could grow into a very good striker for the club.
So yes — I would take him, but with the understanding he’s a project with upside, not an instant superstar. He fits Rangers’ long-term needs if the price (around £6.5 m) is right and the club supports his development.
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