Rangers contracts, loans and squad calls take shape
Brentford left-back Meghoma bids farewell after 44 Rangers games, 1 goal and 6 assists, confirming a return to his parent club. Fellow loanees including Skov Olsen also depart Ibrox.
Danny Rohl plans to attend former club FSV Zwickau’s Sachsenpokal final during the off-season, saying he will watch from the stands with family after Rangers ended a trophyless campaign.
Barry Ferguson backs chairman Andrew Cavenagh’s hands-on approach, urging a summer rebuild with leaders who handle Ibrox pressure after a trophyless season, and says Skov Olsen’s loan will not be made permanent.
Ex-Rangers defender Brian Reid backs Dundee’s £2m-rated Luke Graham to start if he joins Ibrox, praising his attitude, left-footed profile and set-piece defending after a standout Premiership season.
Motherwell’s Elijah Just, under contract to 2027, is on Rangers’ radar but his agent says talks are paused until after the World Cup following a PFA Player of the Year-nominated season.
Thelo Aasgaard makes Norway’s 26-man World Cup squad after 8 goals in 48 Rangers games, boosted by a four-goal haul v Moldova. Norway face Iraq, Senegal and France.
Rangers are tipped to move for Motherwell metronome Elliot Watt, with a reported £3m asking price. The 26-year-old logged league-leading passes and long balls in 2025-26 and fits Danny Rohl’s midfield needs.
Danny Rohl has called for strong change after the James Tavernier farewell saga, with Rangers lining up a midfield addition amid interest from rivals.
Journalist Mark Guidi says Tottenham loanee Mikey Moore enjoyed Rangers and is open to returning. Gers are urged to pursue a permanent deal after his 33 apps, 7 goals, 3 assists under Danny Rohl.
Andy Halliday notes Rangers’ Europa League place depends on Celtic beating Dunfermline in the Scottish Cup final, otherwise Gers drop to the Conference League qualifiers.
Emmanuel Fernandez earns a PFA Team of the Year place and sees his market value rise to €18m after a stellar debut Rangers season, drawing major European interest and breaking into Nigeria’s national team.
Liam Kelly is reported to have agreed a two-year Rangers extension, with Danny Rohl set to keep the 30-year-old goalkeeper as part of a Scottish core amid pressure after a poor finish and ownership backing from Andrew Cavenagh.
Rangers continue contract talks with 19-year-old Rice as Ajax and Schalke circle. The midfielder made one senior appearance before a training injury required major surgery.
