Six-figure update emerges as Rangers player may leave, Clement 'Headache' detailed - report

Rangers will demand at least £500,000 if they are to part ways with goalkeeper Robby McCrorie this summer, according to the Daily Record.

The newspaper reported via its website on 5 June that Philippe Clement’s “headache” is that he feels he has two number ones in McCrorie and Jack Butland.

The Belgian remains aware of the interest being shown in the England international this summer.

McCrorie is wanted by Aberdeen and clubs in the EFL Championship and could leave after rejecting a contract extension.

Rangers must retain Jack Butland and sign Liam Kelly

Butland’s presence provides stability and continuity in the goalkeeping department, which is crucial for the club’s ambitions.

Additionally, his performance at Ibrox has been commendable, making him a vital asset to the team.

By retaining the 31-year-old and signing Martin Kelly, Gers will ensure a healthy competition for the number one spot.

This competition can push both goalkeepers to perform at their best, ultimately benefiting the team.

Furthermore, Kelly, a product of the club’s youth system, offers a sense of familiarity and loyalty, which can positively impact the team’s dynamics.

By retaining Butland and signing Kelly on a free transfer, Gers can reinvest potential transfer fees in other areas of the team.

This move allows the club to focus on strengthening other positions without worrying about the goalkeeping department.

In other Rangers news, weeks of negotiations are now on the cards at Ibrox with Gers aiming to strike a multi-million transfer deal to sign an international attacker.

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