Rangers chiefs are considering the £4million-a-year player who has scored 53 goals in his career

Rangers have only managed to add Rafael Fernandes to their squad in this transfer window so far, but that could soon change as they set their sights on a “talented” player, according to a new report.

Rangers are seven unbeaten in the league

The Gers bounced back from a disappointing Europa League night against Manchester United on Thursday by beating Dundee United 3-1 at Tannadice Park. With goals from Mohamed Diomande, Robin Propper and Cyriel Dessers, Rangers came back from behind Celtic to 10 points, even though they have a game in hand.

Philippe Clement was satisfied with the victorylabeling the performance as “mature” and “brave”. Clement said: “Very mature game, very good game certainly in the second half as well.

“A lot of courage on the ball and a lot of strength in the duels – it is necessary against a good Dundee United, who gave their all, and they deserve to be third this season because they have shown a lot of quality in the last couple of months, we have had to change a lot in the last few weeks , and the team continues to work, which is a really good sign.”

Dessers took his tally to 18 goals on Sunday, having scored in Rangers’ last two games, and the forward believes he has “a lot of unfinished business” at the club, despite being linked with a move away. “There’s no talking at all. It doesn’t bother me. I try to focus on the football, the things that happen on the pitch,” said Dessers after the Dundee United game.

“Those are things I can control. And like Sunday, I’m just happy to be out there with the boys and fight for points and be important. That’s what I want. I’ve got a lot of unfinished business at Rangers.”

Rangers eye £4m-a-year forward

Although Dessers has scored in back-to-back games and has 18 goals this season, according to The Sun, Rangers are mulling a move for Emmanuel Dennis from Nottingham Forest.

The report states that Forest are looking to offload the striker this month as they attempt to move him and his A salary of £4 million a year (£77,000 a week) off their books. Dennis has held talks about returning to Vicarage Road, but Watford can’t afford his wages. Sheffield Wednesday are also interested in the striker but cannot afford his wages, meaning it leaves the door open for Rangers, who are monitoring his situation.

The 27-year-old, who was called “talented” Claudio Ranieri’s former player fell out of favor at the City Ground. Dennis, who has He scored 53 goals in his careerjoined the Reds in August 2022 but has not played for the club since May 2023.

Dennis spent the second half of last season on loan at Watford, where he scored four goals in 17 Championship games. The Nigeria international has 18 months left on his contract, so given his wages, a loan move could be on the cards again this transfer window, with Rangers a potential destination.