Rangers eyeing bargain 2026 deal to sign “super” Scottish gem who’s keen on Ibrox move

In what might be a deal, it was reported that Rangers and 49 years have put their eyes on the signature of one of the most impressive Scottish talents in 2026.

Update on the future of Russell Martin Rangers

After another defeat in the middle of the week, this time by Genk in the European League, the pressure on Russell Martin increased. Abrox once again informed the former president of Southampton exactly what they were thinking about, and even the likes of the legend of the club were unable to defend the sad beginning of the 39 -year -old in Scotland.

Meanwhile, according to Fabrizio Romano, Rangers is thinking at the end of Martin, which has so far had four wins in 14 games. It can be said that Sunday’s visit to Livingston in the Scottish Premier League is the most important game in the director of the director Gers as a result. Defeat there definitely spelling the end.

But who can replace it? On that front, some names were already mentioned. According to recent reports, 49ers can turn towards Stephen Gerrard or David Ancelotti. The former director was unable to return to the club amid contractual cases with the previous party in Atfak in the summer, but it has been resolved since then.

Anceotti is also a name on 49 retirees, and his position in Botafogo is said to be far from safe. While the questions about Martin’s future continue to appear, GERS is still planning forward to take potential transfers in 2026.

Rangers is looking forward to David Watson Supp

As mentioned by Teamtalk, Rangers is now looking to move to the signature of David Watson when his current contract ends Kilmarnock next summer. In what could be a deal for one of the most young talents in Scotland, GERS can break before any potential competitors interested.

What certainly helps their case is that Watson is keen to complete the move to Ejerus at the end of his current deal, even as Martin’s period continues.

Stuart KettleWell, the director of Kilmarnock, will feel frustrated with the loss of one of his best players if Rangers turns, after he delivered a lot of praise in the summer.

He told reporters: “We have asked him to play a different role for what he did in the past. For me, his superior strength has always been the ability to take off and reach the box, which I will not get out of it.”

The future is definitely bright, but whether this future occurs in IBROX or in Kilmarnock is the big question with the continuation of the Watson contract.