Business likely to move fast as Rangers and Celtic want to sign Euro 2024 player - report

Tommy Conway appears likely to quit Bristol City this summer amid links to Rangers, Celtic and Wolves, according to the Scottish Sun.

The news outlet reported on 18 July that Gers could sign the 21-year-old Scotland Euro 2024 striker for around £300,000 in cross-border compensation if they held out until next summer.

However, his sale is likely to move fast in the coming weeks as Bristol manager Liam Manning has confirmed he’s been banished to the reserves after rejecting an extension to his contract that expires next summer.

Rangers must capitalise on the uncertainty to sign Tommy Conway

Gers should capitalise on the uncertainty surrounding Conway’s future at Bristol City to secure his signature.

With the 21-year-old banished to the reserves after rejecting a contract extension, Bristol are likely eager to sell him this summer rather than risk losing him for a minimal fee next year.

This situation presents an opportunity for Rangers, as they can potentially acquire a promising young talent at a bargain price.

Conway’s impressive performances in the English Championship and his inclusion in Scotland’s Euro 2024 squad have highlighted his potential.

By acting swiftly, Gers could secure the striker’s services for a relatively low fee if they can quickly agree personal terms.

However, they must also consider the competition from other clubs, such as Celtic and Wolves, who have also been linked with the player so it might not be a straightforward deal to complete.

In other Rangers news, a £3.5m-rated player linked with a move to Ibrox has recently gone on strike and appears set for a transfer.

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