Rangers are well placed to sign the “magnificent” Scot for a bargain fee this month

Rangers they are now in a good position to sign the “magnificent” midfielder this month, and he could be available for a bargain fee, according to the report.

Rangers want a midfielder

The Scottish Premiership the title is almost certainly out of reach for the Gers this season, but Philippe Clement he is now looking for new additions to his squad, which will give them a better chance of securing league title number 56 next season.

Clement is eyeing a number of Scottish players to bolster his midfield, and the Light Blues are now believed to be in advanced talks to sign Dundee’s Lyall Cameronwho caught the eye with his performances this season.

Another Scot who is of interest to Rangers is Luton Town’s Allan Campbellwho is currently on loan at Charlton Athletic and it was recently revealed that Aberdeen, Hearts and Hibernian are likely to have to battle it out for his signature.

Now it has come to new update on Gers pursuit of Campbellaccording to a report from Football Insider, they are in a good position to complete a deal this month, as Luton would not stand in his way should a suitable offer come in.

The Championship side would be willing to approve the midfielder’s departure for a bargain fee, as he is not part of their plans, and there is a feeling the player himself would be delighted with the move, as he wants to return to Scotland.

The Glasgow-born maestro is in England from the 2021-22 season, joining Luton after impressing for Motherwell in the Scottish Premiership, but it looks like he could be playing north of the border again soon.

Campbell could relaunch his career at Ibrox

It’s been a rocky few years for the central midfielder, who struggled to play on loan at Millwall in 2023-24 before being sent out on loan to League One Charlton this season.

However, the former Luton man earned a cap for Scotland during his time as a regular starter for the Hatters, and given he is still only 26, there is no reason why he cannot return to that level.

Former Luton boss Nathan Jones was full of praise for the Scot after he earned a call-up to the national team, saying: “He had a fantastic season, he got better, he got stronger.

“He had to struggle with what could have been a serious injury early on, but he bounced back from it so quickly and he was just magnificent for us.”

With Campbell available for a bargain fee this month, it is worth the risk for Rangers and Clement will be hoping he can restart his career at Ibrox.