GOOD ONE:Rangers get Premier League loan reminder as West Ham linked to £30m Chelsea midfielder.

Amad Diallo joined Rangers on a six month January loan from Manchester United in 2022, whilst Abdallah Sima spent last season on loan at the club from Brighton.

Wolves forward Fabio Silva also had a temporary stint at Ibrox last season as the Gers fell short in the Scottish Premiership title hunt.

This January there has been plenty of chatter surrounding Rangers exploring the Premier League loan market.

But the latest transfer reports surrounding one reported target has sent a reminder to the Ibrox club as to just how competitive the loan market has become south of the border.

Of all the biggest clubs in world football, Chelsea perhaps stand most accused of hoarding young talent.

With a massive squad and a quite remarkable 13 players out loan already this season, there are murmurs that summer signing Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall is next.

Joining Chelsea from Leicester City alongside new manager Enzo Maresca in the summer, the £30m midfielder has made only five substitute appearances in the Premier League this season.

Despite starting every Europa Conference League match, Italian coach Maresca has previously admitted the midfielder has ‘struggled to adapt’ to less playing time at Stamford Bridge.

The only catch from a Rangers point of view however is that even when the Ibrox links emerged, it’s clear there is plenty of Premier League interest in Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.

With Arsenal said to have been leading the pack heading into January, Leicester City, Fulham, Tottenham Hotspur, Aston Villa, Newcastle United, Brighton & Hove Albion, Brentford and Manchester United have also been mentioned.

Now, the Telegraph are reporting that West Ham are considering a loan bid for Dewsbury-Hall as they look to strengthen their midfield.

The Hammers are also said to be considering Carney Chukwuemeka, another Chelsea star who has been linked with a loan move to Rangers.

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