Rangers to bid for Frigan as Dessers set for departure
Rangers are preparing a £6m offer for Westerlo forward Matija Frigan, 22, and the sale of Cyriel Dessers, 30, may help fund such a deal. (Scottish Sun), externalRangers striker Cyriel Dessers has agreed a £30,000-per-week contract at AEK Athens. (Daily Record), externalDefender Robin Propper, 31, is stalling on returning to Twente Enschede until he discusses his Rangers future with new head coach Russell Martin. (The Herald, external - subscription required)Rangers would be willing to accept £20m for Belgium midfielder Nico Raskin, 24. (Football Insider), externalRaith Rovers say supporters will have the final say as they explore a possible partnership with Rangers. (The Courier, external - subscription required)Read the rest of Saturday's Scottish gossip.
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