Steven Gerrard is lining up another stunning swoop on Leicester- blowing Arsenal, Manchester United and Feyenoord out the water with his plans for Dennis Gyamfi.
On Saturday Calvin Bassey opted for Ibrox rather than take up offers from West Ham and Bayer Leverkusen with the Gerrard magic about to strike again.
With no money to spend on transfer fees 18-year-old Gyamfi could join Bassey at Ibrox with just a token Development Fee required.
At this time of year various untried players switch clubs with a change of scenery, signing on fee and various other factors involved but every Ibrox deal needs to involve other bigger clubs losing out on the latest starlet to follow in the footsteps of Jordan Rossiter.
The Daily Record reports:
Rangers are plotting another raid on Leicester City after joining the race to sign highly-rated youngster Dennis Gyamfi.
Gers snapped up left-back Calvin Bassey from the Foxes on a development fee – and are lining up a similar move for his former teammate, who plays on the other side of the defence at right back.
Gyamfi is out of contract on June 30 but a host of big hitters are chasing the 18-year-old right-back including Arsenal, Manchester United and Feyenoord.
Rangers gaffer Steven Gerrard has been tracking the youngster for 18 months – and made an unsuccessful bid to sign the kid last summer.
At the end of this month Andy Halliday, Wes Foderingham, Rossiter, Jak Alnwick and Jason Holt will collect their final Ibrox pay-cheque.