Rangers could make a decisive switch in their striker hunt as reports suggest the Ibrox side are now weighing up a move for Dor Turgeman, the £4 million-rated forward from Maccabi Tel Aviv, instead of long-linked Aberdeen star Bojan Miovski.
The 21-year-old Israeli international is attracting strong interest across Europe after netting 20 goals last season, and insiders believe his combination of youth, pace, and technical ability makes him an ideal fit for Russell Martin’s system at Ibrox.
While Miovski has been a proven scorer in the Scottish Premiership, his price tag and questions over his adaptability in Europe have led Rangers’ recruitment team to consider alternatives. Turgeman, meanwhile, is seen as a more affordable and high-upside option, with the added benefit of potential resale value down the line.
According to reports in Israel and Scotland, Rangers have already opened talks with Maccabi Tel Aviv over a possible deal before the transfer deadline, with Martin keen to bolster his attacking ranks ahead of a demanding domestic and European campaign.
A late swoop for Turgeman would underline the club’s ambition to blend immediate firepower with long-term planning, ensuring Rangers have the depth and quality required to challenge rivals Celtic at the top of Scottish football.
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