Rangers drop transfer interest in PSG talent Oumar Camara
The Ibrox club is stepping up its recruitment drive following the appointment of Russell Martin as the club's new head coach last week.
Rangers have already been linked with a move for Maccabi Tel Aviv frontman Dor Turgeman and experienced Premier League defender Conor Coady.
One player who won't be joining the club is Camara.
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It's understood Rangers had been monitoring the 18-year-old with a view to making him an offer this summer. His deal expires at PSG at the end of this month.
As per L'Equipe, Rangers have opted to cool their interest in the winger.
The French teenager can play on either flank and has impressed throughout the age groups of PSG's academy.
However, it's believed that with Rangers' change in ownership, after Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises took over recently, the winger is no longer a recruitment target.
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