Owen Beck wanted for Rangers transfer but there is one condition
The former Dundee defender spent last season on loan at Blackburn Rovers from Liverpool
Rangers are keen to land Owen Beck but it could depend on Ridvan Yilmaz being sold.
The Light Blues have confirmed an interest in the Liverpool left-back.
They have indicated they would be keen on a permanent deal but it would depend on Yilmaz going.
The Turkish defender has been consistently linked to a move back home since he arrived at Ibrox.
The 24-year-old has been trailed by the likes of former club Besiktas and Galatasaray.
Rangers are aware of interest again and could sell this summer if the price is right.
Russell Martin is looking to put his own stamp on the squad and that is why he has already brought in Max Aarons and has targeted Conor Coady.
Beck is another who fits the bill but Rangers also have Jefte and are unlikely to bring in a third left-back.
Beck has previously shown up well in a loan spell at Dundee and was previously a target for Celtic.
He has struggled to break into the Liverpool first-team on a regular basis and has also been out on loan at Blackburn Rovers.
English Championship new boys Wrexham have also been linked with a move for Beck.
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