Rangers are reportedly targeting 25-year-old Spanish centre-back Mujaid Sadick from Belgian side KRC Genk as part of Danny Röhl’s plans to strengthen his defensive line in January. The Spanish-born defender, who has impressed with his composure, strength, and tactical awareness, has emerged as one of Genk’s most reliable performers in recent seasons.
With several defensive issues plaguing Rangers this term, Röhl is believed to be pushing for reinforcements that can bring both stability and leadership to the backline. Sadick’s experience in European competition and his comfort in playing out from the back make him a perfect fit for Röhl’s high-pressing, possession-based style of play.
Reports from Belgium suggest that Rangers have made initial enquiries about the player’s availability, though Genk are likely to demand a significant fee given Sadick’s growing importance to their squad.
Fans have already expressed excitement on social media, viewing Sadick as a potential long-term solution in defence. While no formal bid has yet been submitted, insiders expect talks to accelerate as the January transfer window approaches, with Röhl determined to secure the Spaniard’s signature to bolster Rangers’ pursuit of silverware this season.
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