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Rangers weigh €5m Akpe Victory move, injuries shape Falkirk trip

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Rangers are in talks to sign 19-year-old Zalaegerszegi centre-back Akpe Victory for a fee exceeding €5m, with Benfica also interested. They visit Falkirk at 12:30 BST on a four-game losing run, with James Tavernier out and Dujon Sterling a doubt, so Max Aarons may start. Derek Ferguson called Danny Rohl’s handling of Tavernier “alarm bells”, while Gordon Dalziel says owners like the manager despite defeats. Loanee Mikey Moore praised the club’s history and urged unity after his Parkhead goal.

With Tavernier out and Sterling a doubt on Falkirk’s artificial pitch, Max Aarons could start and stake a late claim to stay after an underwhelming loan, aiming to stop a five-game losing slide.

Rangers head to Falkirk to end the Premiership season, stuck in third and on a four-game losing run. Tavernier is out, Sterling a doubt, so Max Aarons may start. Kick-off 12:30 BST at Falkirk Stadium.

Working as a pundit, Steven Gerrard quips his blue outfit is ‘Rangers, Glasgow Rangers’, batting away an Everton jibe.

Loanee Mikey Moore hails Rangers’ history, admits ‘no trophies’ is not good enough and urges more unity after Old Firm scenes. The 18-year-old vows he is now a fan and reflects on his Parkhead goal.

Rohl is under pressure at Rangers after a poor run despite early stabilising work post-Martin. Piece suggests a more experienced replacement could be needed.

Rangers lead Benfica in talks to sign 19-year-old Zalaegerszegi defender Akpe Victory, with a bid expected to exceed €5m. Ben Jacobs says negotiations are under way after his standout season in Hungary.

Rangers linked with Sunderland teen striker Finn Geragusian, 18, as talks open on a new deal. Fee to non-English clubs touted at £173k. He has 13 goals and 3 assists this season at academy level.

Derek Ferguson brands Danny Rohl’s handling of James Tavernier ‘alarm bells’ after the Hibs loss, while Gordon Dalziel says insiders claim the owners like him despite four straight league defeats.

Chermiti hits hat-trick as Rangers beat Falkirk 5-2. Gassama and Aasgaard score, Butland error gifts a goal. Academy trio Lawson, McCallion and Scally debut. Chairman Cavenagh meets away support.

Rangers visit Falkirk at 12:30 BST needing to halt a four-game losing streak after April’s 6-3 away win. No UK broadcast, live for overseas on Rangers TV, with updates via club channels.

Rangers seek around £1m from Celtic for ‘significant’ Ibrox damage after March cup tie, but Celtic reportedly offer £50k citing an agreement. SFA involvement expected as dispute over repairs escalates.

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