Rangers have received a nod to pursue a potential deal with Bristol City’s Tommy Conway. The talented striker, who is currently representing Scotland at Euro 2024 due to injuries to Ben Doak and Lyndon Dykes, is drawing interest from both Rangers and Celtic as his contract with Bristol City runs down. Speculation suggests that the two Glasgow giants could make a move for Conway on a pre-contract agreement if he doesn’t renew his deal with the Robins.

Former Rangers defender Alan Hutton has taken notice of the ongoing rumors and believes that Rangers manager Philippe Clement sees potential in Conway. Hutton expressed his thoughts to Football Insider, highlighting Conway’s unique playing style, goal-scoring record in the Championship, and impressive debut performance for Scotland.

Hutton praised Conway for his pace, attacking prowess, defensive work rate, and overall versatility on the pitch, suggesting that he could be an excellent fit for Rangers’ style of play. Given Conway’s youth and room for growth, Hutton believes that securing the young striker could prove to be a smart move for Rangers and understands why other teams are eyeing him.