Rangers to battle Italian side to sign new defender with loan-to-buy deal on the cards - report

Rangers have been joined by Parma in the race to secure the services of Salernitana left-back Domagoj Bradaric, according to Football Scotland.

The news outlet reported on 21 August that along with the Italian side, Cagliari, AEK Athens and Real Valladolid are interested as well.

Gers are eyeing a loan deal with an option to buy but it’s understood that Salernitana are holding out for an obligation.

Rangers must agree personal terms with Domagoj Bradaric to steal a march on suitors

The club’s interest in Bradaric, amidst competition from several clubs, underscores the importance of securing personal terms with the player.

Gers can ensure that the 24-year-old is committed to the move, potentially making him less likely to entertain offers from other clubs.

This commitment could be pivotal in negotiations with Salernitana, as it demonstrates to the selling club that Bradaric is not only a target but a willing participant in the transfer.

Agreeing terms early can expedite the transfer process, giving Rangers a head start over competitors like Parma, Cagliari, AEK Athens and Real Valladolid.

This speed can be decisive in the transfer window, especially when multiple clubs are interested.

Philippe Clement appears to be fancying Jefte in a more advanced role and if there are no left-wingers being signed that could be where he players for the majority of the season, leaving Ridvan Yilmaz with no cover at the back.

In other Rangers news, an update has emerged on the club signing another midfielder before the 30 August deadline.

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