PL club need to cut their losses as Rangers express interest to sign int'l player - reports

Manchester United need to cut their losses this summer and could let go of Hannibal Mejbri amid interest from Rangers and Celtic, according to Manchester Evening News.

The news outlet reported on 12 August that the Tunisia international does not fit United’s long-term plans and a summer exit appears to be on the cards.

The 21-year-old has himself admitted that he would like to be playing more and that’s unlikely to happen under Erik ten Hag this season.

Rangers must capitalise by touching base with Hannibal Mejbri’s representatives

Gers should capitalise on the situation with Mejbri by contacting his representatives and agreeing personal terms before the transfer window closes.

The 21-year-old midfielder is not in Manchester United’s long-term plans and is expected to leave the club this summer so that makes things easier for any club looking to sign him.

With interest from Celtic and other clubs as well, the Ibrox outfit must act quickly to secure the talented midfielder.

Mejbri’s potential availability presents an opportunity for Rangers to strengthen their squad.

The Tunisian international has shown promise during his time at Manchester United and during loan spells at Birmingham City and Sevilla.

His versatility and technical abilities would be valuable assets for Gers as they look to compete domestically and in European competitions.

Reaching an agreement by initiating contact as soon as possible could make things easier for them to secure his services.

In other Rangers news, Philippe Clement’s number one priority has been revealed as more transfers are eyed ahead of the 30 August transfer deadline.

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