Rangers’ relentless summer transfer drive shows no signs of slowing down, and the scale of their recruitment has already caught the attention of prominent pundits.
Under the guidance of Derek McInnes, the Ibrox club has already secured six new players. Lawrence Shankland kicked off the recruitment drive by arriving on a free transfer from Hearts. He was quickly followed by Ross McCrorie, Ben Godfrey, and Ivor Pandur, with Dan Neil and Cammy Devlin also joining the ranks as free agents in recent weeks.
The rebuild is far from finished, and a seventh major addition is now on the horizon.
Sky Sports Drops Major Update on Dragojevic
According to a live update from Sky Sports News on Thursday morning, Rangers have had a bid exceeding £4 million accepted for Partizan Belgrade captain Vanja Dragojevic. Final details are currently being ironed out to finalize the transfer.
Dragojevic, widely regarded as one of the standout defensive midfielders in the Serbian top flight, represents a significant coup for McInnes.
The news certainly made an impact in the television studio. Former Tottenham midfielder Jamie O’Hara was listening to the live broadcast when he simply reacted with a single word: “Wow.”
O’Hara did not expand further on the transfer, as the studio discussion quickly shifted back to England’s World Cup exit at the hands of Argentina.
What is Next for the Rangers Rebuild?
While the official announcement for Dragojevic appears imminent, the Glasgow giants are already pursuing further targets.
Sky Sports confirmed that talks are still active for Tromso midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl. However, the pursuit has become more complicated after Cardiff City had a bid rejected for the player, a move that is highly likely to drive up his final asking price.
Beyond Hjerto-Dahl, Rangers continue to keep tabs on other options. Vaclav Cerny remains a target, though likely only if his £8.5 million valuation drops, while midfielder Ryan Fosso has also been linked with a move to Ibrox.
The pressure is now on McInnes to mold these new faces into a cohesive, title-challenging squad, starting with the impending arrival of Dragojevic.