Owen Beck to Rangers transfer talk ramps up amid £10m claim
Last season, he made 24 appearances for Blackburn Rovers in the Championship, as he continued his development away from Anfield, despite having made three senior outings for the Reds.
Dave OCKOP claims that talks are advancing between Liverpool and the Scottish Premiership giants over a potential move.
However, the Liverpool media outlet claims the Premier League champions will seek £10m to part company with the talented left-back.
It's added that Rangers are keen to compromise on a fee closer to the £7m region.
Russell Martin is believed to be on the lookout for a new left back having bombed Ridvan Yilmaz out of the club's European squad, as well as taking the No.3 shirt of the Turk.
As things stand, Jeft remains the first-choice left back at the club, with Max Aarons favoured starting there ahead of Yilmaz.
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