Rangers are eyeing a potential move for Bristol City forward Tommy Conway, but they will have to compete with several other clubs, including Celtic.
Although Rangers have already secured the loan signing of Fabio Silva from Wolverhampton Wanderers, they are still in the market for attacking players. Speculation has linked them to high-profile players such as Michy Batshuayi and Emmanuel Dennis, but the latest rumor involves a slightly less well-known player.
According to Football Insider, Rangers are interested in bringing Conway to Ibrox and are facing competition from Premier League sides Brentford, Nottingham Forest, and Wolverhampton Wanderers as well as Celtic.
This news comes shortly after Rangers were also linked with left back Cameron Pring from Bristol City, indicating a potential double raid on the club.
Conway, who has drawn comparisons to Jamie Vardy from former Bristol City boss Nigel Pearson, is a promising young striker with six goals in 20 Championship games this season. He has also impressed in the FA Cup, scoring against West Ham United in a recent replay.
Although a January move may be challenging, Rangers are likely to keep a close eye on Conway in the coming months, as he fits the profile of a talented Scottish player who is already making an impact on the pitch.
