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Rangers step up defender move as Shankland shines for Scotland

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Rangers advance a move for a 6ft 4 defender amid interest from Derby and Blackburn, while Lawrence Shankland hits two in Scotland’s 4-1 win over Curacao. Connor Barron is tipped for a call-up after Billy Gilmour’s injury.

Journalist Gary Keown questions Danny Rohl after Derek Cornelius alleges disrespect, adding to the James Tavernier farewell row. Despite links to Wolfsburg, Rohl is backed by Andrew Cavenagh to stay.

Rangers and Celtic join Cardiff in chasing Motherwell’s Elliot Watt, rated £3m. The deep-lying midfielder impressed under Jens Berthel Askou, with Old Firm prestige a threat to Cardiff’s hopes.

Sir Alan Sugar says he struggled to understand Ally McCoist’s commentary during the Champions League final, prompting supporters to defend the Rangers legend.

Lawrence Shankland scored twice in Scotland’s 4-1 win over Curacao, celebrating with his daughter as mascot. He targets a sustained Scotland role after joining boyhood club Rangers.

Former Rangers striker Robbie Ure is set to leave Sirius after 14 goal contributions in 15 games, with clubs in England, France and Portugal enquiring about a move.

Connor Barron could be called up for Scotland after Billy Gilmour’s knee injury ruled him out. Barron impressed for Rangers with 27 league appearances and strong passing and defensive metrics cited in the piece.

Rangers move to sign a 6ft 4 defender, competing with Derby County and Blackburn. Follows Lawrence Shankland’s arrival as recruitment continues at Ibrox.

Findlay Curtis, 19, scored and won a penalty in Scotland’s 4-1 win over Curacao. The piece urges Danny Rohl to keep the Rangers winger at Ibrox rather than loan him out again.

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