Rangers are already laying the groundwork for a crucial summer transfer window, despite being locked in a fierce Scottish Premiership title battle with Celtic and Heart of Midlothian.
With Danny Röhl making an encouraging start to life at Ibrox, the club’s hierarchy are reportedly ready to back him heavily in the market. The focus is clear: inject youth, versatility, and attacking firepower into the squad ahead of the 2026/27 campaign.
Here are five players currently on Rangers’ radar.
Luca Stephenson – The Versatile Prospect
Luca Stephenson has emerged as a key target, with Rangers keen on his flexibility across multiple positions. Currently on loan at Dundee United from Liverpool, the youngster has featured at right-back, midfield, and on the wing this season.
With uncertainty surrounding captain James Tavernier, Stephenson could be viewed as both a long-term successor and a valuable squad option.
Mikey Moore – Dream Return on the Cards?
Fan favourite Mikey Moore has impressed during his loan spell from Tottenham Hotspur.
Although the young winger has indicated a desire to return to Spurs, he hasn’t ruled out another stint at Ibrox. Röhl is believed to be pushing hard for a second loan deal, which could prove vital in maintaining attacking depth.
Elijah Just – Attacking Spark Wanted
Elijah Just has caught the eye after a standout season with Motherwell.
The New Zealand international is also attracting interest from Celtic, setting up a potential transfer battle. Rangers see him as a player capable of adding creativity and goals to their frontline.
Joe Gelhardt – Striker Solution?
Joe Gelhardt could be on the move this summer, with Leeds United reportedly open to a sale.
Currently on loan at Hull City, Gelhardt has impressed in the Championship. Rangers are said to be monitoring his situation closely, with the forward reportedly open to a move to Scotland.
Luke Graham – Defensive Reinforcement
At the back, Luke Graham is a name gaining traction. The Dundee centre-back has enjoyed a strong campaign and is reportedly keen on a move to Ibrox.
Rangers are prioritising young, high-potential signings, and Graham fits that recruitment strategy perfectly.
A Defining Window Ahead
With a title race still to be decided, Rangers’ focus may be on the present—but plans for the future are already in motion.
Backed by a promising manager and a clear recruitment vision, this summer could prove pivotal. Whether it’s retaining key loanees or beating rivals to emerging talents, Rangers appear determined to build a squad capable of sustained success.
