Following a season that has seen both highs and lows, the Ibrox faithful are craving fresh energy and talent to rejuvenate the squad. Poku, currently at Peterborough United, has impressed across League One with his blistering pace, creativity, and eye for goal—scoring 10 goals and assisting 8 more in just 20 appearances.
At 23, Poku fits the mold of a modern winger—technically gifted, direct, and capable of playing on either flank. His performances, including a standout hat-trick against Cambridge United, have caught the eye of Rangers scouts and technical director Nils Koppen. The club is reportedly looking to take advantage of cross-border compensation rules to land the Ghanaian international on a bargain, as his contract expires this summer.
Peterborough, however, are holding out for a development fee close to £6 million, and manager Darren Ferguson has admitted that keeping Poku will be extremely difficult given the interest from Rangers and several Premier League clubs, including Burnley and Southampton.
For Rangers, this could be more than just a smart signing—it could signal intent. Bringing in someone of Poku’s caliber and potential would inject excitement into the squad and demonstrate a commitment to building a younger, more dynamic team capable of challenging consistently on all fronts.
With the transfer window fast approaching, acting decisively will be key. Poku represents both short-term impact and long-term value—a combination that could spark optimism among supporters desperate for a successful rebuild. If Rangers can pull it off, it might just be the good news their fans have been waiting for.
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