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Rangers drop transfer interest in PSG talent Oumar Camara
Rangers drop transfer interest in PSG talent Oumar Camara

The Herald Scotland

timea day ago

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  • The Herald Scotland

Rangers drop transfer interest in PSG talent Oumar Camara

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. Read more: 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.

Rangers drop transfer interest in PSG talent Oumar Camara
Rangers drop transfer interest in PSG talent Oumar Camara

The National

timea day ago

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  • The National

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. Read more: 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.

Rangers told to stump up more cash for Dor Turgeman
Rangers told to stump up more cash for Dor Turgeman

Glasgow Times

time2 days ago

  • Sport
  • Glasgow Times

Rangers told to stump up more cash for Dor Turgeman

The Maccabi Tel Aviv striker is thought to be a top target for the Ibrox men, tracked for months and also wanted by new manager Russell Martin. The figure that had been quoted as an understood asking price was £4m. But Israel Hayom is now reporting his club want more than that and have told Gers they will have to stump up to get their man. Read more: Rangers reportedly watched the 21-year-old during Maccabi Tel Aviv's Europa League campaign and also in Israel's games against Estonia and Norway in March. Phillipe Clement was keen on a swoop for him and now Martin has given his blessing too. Maccabi are resigned to potentially losing Turgeman in this window and have already started looking for replacements, but won't let their star man go on the cheap.

Rangers told to ‘significantly increase' offer for key transfer target as selling club prepare to lose star man
Rangers told to ‘significantly increase' offer for key transfer target as selling club prepare to lose star man

Scottish Sun

time2 days ago

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  • Scottish Sun

Rangers told to ‘significantly increase' offer for key transfer target as selling club prepare to lose star man

RANGERS have been given an ultimatum on a key transfer target, as the selling club have reportedly demanded more money. Russell Martin's first signing could prove more difficult than desired as the offer was already well in the millions. 4 Rangers have been tracking Israel striker Dor Turgeman, right. Credit: EPA 4 They watched him score his first international goal in March against Denmark Credit: AFP 4 His club, Maccabi Tel Aviv, are reportedly demanding an increased offer Credit: EPA The Ibrox club have been chasing Dor Turgeman, an Israeli striker from Maccabi Tel Aviv. The 21-year-old was said to be in talks with the Gers with a deal looking to be in the region of £4million. But Israel Hayom are reporting that a 'significantly increased' offer will be required to land the forward who's scored 20 times this season. They say the previous offer has been 'rejected' by the sellers but the goalscorer has 'expressed a willingness' to make the move to Glasgow. The report says Gers representatives watched Turgeman play in the side's Europa League matches as well as the national team's games against Estonia and Norway back in March. He scored his first international goal in the latter. With new manager Martin only arriving this week, it's stated that previous boss Philippe Clement also had a hand in recommending the Tel Aviv man as one to watch. The media over there also reports: "The Yellow Club understands that the possibility that their leading striker this season will leave this summer is serious and has begun to look for alternatives. "Since the Israeli market is poor in quality attacking players, professional manager Dominic Price and CEO Ben Mansford have already begun the search for a foreign striker." So while The Yellows might play hardball over the price for the Rangers target, it's clear they are expecting a deal to be struck one way or another. SunSport reporters clash over Russell Martin as he's revealed as new Rangers boss This isn't the only player on the new gaffer's radar who might be priced out of a switch. A planned raid on his old club Southampton for Flynn Downes has apparently returned a massive £10million asking price from the relegated English side. Meanwhile ex-gaffer Clement has backed Cyriel Dessers, insisting nobody gets the level of flak he does. He said: 'I think Cyriel gets abuse like nobody else in the club or on the pitch at least. 'But he always was there to work hard, to do everything for the club every day, every training, every game. 4 Turgeman would provide competition for divisive top scorer Cyriel Dessers Credit: PA 'Also, in his career, he never scored as many goals as he did at Rangers. 'In the end he performed really well with his qualities. 'Of course fans always want more, but I think Cyriel, if he played in a team that won the league, then he would be for everybody a good player. 'But if you don't win the league then for the fans you are not a good player any more. 'That's life at Rangers.' Ibrox's top scorer this season would face competition to make the starting XI if Turgeman were to arrive. Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page

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