IBROX NEWS:Rangers could soon be faced with a difficult decision as one of their midfielders has reportedly emerged as a target to replace Lennon Miller, who is edging closer to a big move away from Motherwell.

Miller, widely regarded as one of Scotland’s brightest young prospects, has attracted strong interest from clubs in England, and his departure would leave a sizeable gap in the Fir Park midfield. That has led to suggestions that Motherwell are eyeing up one of Rangers’ out-of-favour midfielders as a potential successor.

The situation leaves Russell Martin with a tough call. On one hand, trimming down the squad remains a priority after a summer of heavy investment, and moving on a player who is not guaranteed regular minutes would help streamline the dressing room while also easing the wage bill. On the other hand, Martin will be wary of weakening his options in a department that could be crucial over a long and gruelling campaign. Rangers are expected to compete on multiple fronts this season, including the Premiership, domestic cups, and European competition, meaning depth will still be vital.

The identity of the midfielder in question has not been disclosed, but the links underline the interest Rangers’ squad continues to generate across the league. For the player himself, the chance to step into a regular starting role at Motherwell could prove appealing, especially if opportunities at Ibrox remain limited.

Ultimately, the decision may come down to timing and finances. Should Motherwell move quickly to replace Miller, Rangers could be forced into sanctioning a deal sooner rather than later. While it would be a chance to offload surplus talent, Martin must weigh up whether letting the midfielder leave now would be prudent, given the demanding season that lies ahead.