Rangers are reportedly exploring a potential January move for Timo Werner, the German forward currently at RB Leipzig, as they look to strengthen their attacking options under new manager Danny Röhl.
Werner, 29, has previously played in the Premier League and delivered at the top level in Europe, and his experience could prove invaluable to the Light Blues as they look to improve in key competitions.
One factor making the potential deal more plausible: Sascha Lense, Rangers’ newly appointed performance manager, is Werner’s father-in-law, a relationship that might ease negotiations.
Röhl, who was recently appointed, has inherited a squad with limited options upfront. Players like Bojan Miovski and Youssef Chermiti have struggled for consistent goals, and the addition of a proven forward could be a major boost.
While no formal offer has been confirmed yet, this is one to watch as the winter transfer window approaches. Given Werner’s pedigree and the personal connection via Lense, many believe Rangers could make a serious push.
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