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Rangers step up wide and right-back moves

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Rangers prepare a bid for Blackburn right-back Ryan Alebiosu amid James Tavernier’s exit, while Djurgarden manager Jani Honkavaara says Oskar Fallenius can leave for a “suitable” fee as Danny Rohl targets wide options. Bolton confirm Ben Davies’ departure on a two-year deal after his Oxford loan.

Rangers prepare a bid for Blackburn right-back Ryan Alebiosu, with a fee of up to £5m mooted. With James Tavernier set to leave and Max Aarons likely to return to Bournemouth, Danny Rohl prioritises the position amid Genoa interest.

Reports in Germany say RB Salzburg are in talks to hire Rangers manager Danny Rohl. He led a title push before fading and has been backed publicly by chairman Andrew Cavenagh, with Salzburg pushing to land him.

Richard Foster backs Lawrence Shankland as a key addition and potential captain, tipping 20-plus goals. He urges a stronger Scottish core alongside targets like Luke Graham and Elliot Watt, with Bryan Reynolds also mentioned among wider options under Danny Rohl.

Djurgarden boss Jani Honkavaara says Oskar Fallenius can leave for a ‘suitable’ fee. Rangers are monitoring the winger, with Wolfsburg also keen as Danny Rohl targets wide options after opting against signing Andreas Skov Olsen permanently.

Rangers are interested in re-signing Scotland right-back Nathan Patterson, with Everton open to a sale, boosting hopes of a deal.

Bolton sign Ben Davies from Rangers on a two-year deal after his Oxford loan. The 30-year-old, previously at Liverpool, did not play after February for Oxford and now joins the newly promoted Championship side.

Rangers eye a £4m signing likened to Tuur Rommens as Danny Rohl seeks a higher hit rate in this summer window.

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