The Rangers hope to agree with a “delicate” star of 10 million pounds sterling

Glasgow Rangers head coach Russell Martin He still has a lot to think before the summer transfer window will officially close its doors at the beginning of next month.

Rangersreview recently reported That Jefte closes in moving in the Brazilian side Palmeiras for costs of 6 million pounds sterling, just 12 months from its transfer of £ 800,000 from Fluminense.

This means that the light blues are about to achieve a significant benefit on the 21 -year -old left back, which started 30 of the 38 games of the club in the Scottish Première During the 2024/25 campaign, by Sofascore.

It also means, however, that the Rangers will be light in the department of the left rear, because Ridvan Yilmaz has not appeared in any of the club’s match teams this season.

The Rangers hope to sign a new left back

This means that Max Aarons, a right back on right foot, will be the only available senior rear option, given Yilmaz’s exclusion from the team, once Jefte’s move.

The Rangers were linked to a loan interest in the rear left of Brentford Jayden Meghoma, and Russell Martin hopes that an agreement can be concluded for the defender.

The Gers head coach said: “So Jay (Meghoma) is a player we know of Southampton, spent a year with us as a young boy, training every day, understands work, the best talent, plays for England at all levels of youth.”

“Brentford signed him for a lot of money for a teenager, and he was ready last year and in the championship successfully successfully, so he is a player we know and love. I hope, at one point, he will be a Rangers player and you will know that when he is.”

What Jayden Meghoma can bring to the Rangers

The 19 -year -old defender, who was signed for 10 million pounds sterling by bees last year, could be a dream for Djeidi Gassama on the left side with the way he likes to bomb.

Since the signing of Sheffield on Wednesday, Gassama has been a success with supporters of the Gers. The 21 -year -old striker scored four goals in six matches in all competitions, by Sofascore, to prove himself as a big threat at the top of the field.

Instead of having a right-hand player in right to Aarons who did not provide much support on overlapping, the Frenchman will surely love to have a background naturally on foot, the attack on the attack on Meghoma to support him.

As you can see in the table above, Meghoma has shown signs of promise as a Preston North End attack force in the last championship, ranking very well in the creation of chances for his teammates.

Interestingly, he ranked well to tackle dribblers and create shots for his team through defensive actions. This suggests that he excels in winning the ball on the side, then playing the ball in front to start the movements that end up with penalties.

Gassama could therefore benefit from the aggressive great rear behind him because his pace on the counterattack could make the most of the attacks that the adolescent defender has the potential to create.

Meghoma, who was described as “Fast” and “Tricky” By Paul Heckingbottom, could also be a clever addition to the team because he worked with Martin during their stay together in Southampton, which means that he already knows how manager works and wants to play.

England U19 International could use this experience to hit the ground to replace Jefte in Ibrox, while having the potential to be a dream for Gassama on the left side.