Deal agreed with Euro club as player weighs up options, Rangers eager on transfer - reports

Bayern Munich have agreed a deal in principle with Besiktas for the transfer of Rangers target Yusuf Kabadayi, according to Super Haber.

The Daily Record carried the claims of the Turkish media outlet on 28 June, citing that Gers are keen on signing the 20-year-old German attacker.

It’s understood that Besiktas’ vice president Huseyin Yucel aims to convince Kabadayi who’s currently weighing up his options amid interest from the Ibrox outfit. [The Scottish Sun, 21 June]

TEAMtalk reported on 11 June that Gers were eager to complete the transfer of the Bayern Munich sensation.

Rangers must agree personal terms with Yusuf Kabadayi

Gers must act swiftly to agree personal terms with Kabadayi following reports of a deal in principle between Bayern Munich and Besiktas.

Securing the 20-year-old’s signature would be a significant coup for the club, especially given his versatility as a winger and forward.

His pace, skill and ability to play across the front three would provide Philippe Clement with a valuable asset to strengthen his squad.

With Besiktas already agreeing on a deal with Bayern Munich, the Scottish club must move quickly to convince the German that Ibrox is the best destination for his development.

Offering a competitive wage package and outlining a clear pathway for his progression within the club could sway the young talent in their favour.

The Scottish club cannot afford to miss out on the opportunity to sign Kabadayi, as his addition would not only bolster their attacking options but also demonstrate their ambition to compete at the highest level.

In other Rangers news, the club have received offers from a number of English clubs for an in-demand player who’s made his decision about his future at Ibrox.

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