Last Updated: March 31, 2026 | 18:19 GMT

RANGERS TRANSFER NEWS:
49ers Deals In Progress, Ibrox Signings & Exit Updates
Rangers’ recruitment strategy has undergone a radical transformation under the guidance of Danny Rohl and the financial backing of 49ers Enterprises. Following a high-stakes January window that saw the arrival of marquee talents like Andreas Skov Olsen and Ryan Naderi, the focus at Ibrox has shifted toward a sustainable, high-value model. As technical director Dan Purdy oversees a squad overhaul designed to lower the average age while increasing market value, the Gers are now competing for elite European prospects.
Rangers Most Valuable Assets (March 2026)
| Player | Age | Market Value |
|---|---|---|
| Mikey Moore (on loan) | 18 | £13.4m |
| Nicolas Raskin | 25 | £10.1m |
| Andreas Skov Olsen | 26 | £8.4m |
| Youssef Chermiti | 21 | £6.8m |
Rangers Transfer Watch: Rabbi Matondo secures early exit
Rabbi Matondo has now officially left Rangers during the international break, with a move to join Norwegian side SK Brann on a short‑term deal confirmed. The 25‑year‑old agreed to terminate his contract early after months of little chance and injuries. Rangers have also included a clause that could see them receive a share of any future transfer fee should Brann sell him on later.
Matondo’s move comes after a frustrating spell at Ibrox in which he struggled for game time and has barely featured this season, indicating he’s fallen out of favour under manager Danny Rohl. By allowing him to leave now, Rangers will reduce their wage bill and draw a line under what has been viewed as a largely disappointing stint at the club.
Key Business to Watch Out For:
- Mikey Moore – Rangers (loan) – Winger
- Elijah Just – Motherwell – Forward
Rangers Contract Watch
While transfer targets grab the headlines, attention is also turning to players who could leave Ibrox this summer. Youssef Chermiti, Djeidi Gassama and Nico Raskin have all been linked with interest from other clubs in recent windows and could once again be on the radar of teams across Europe. At the same time, several contracts are coming to an end and loan spells are set to expire, adding further intrigue to the squad’s summer plans.
Long-time captain James Tavernier has frequently been linked with a move away from Ibrox, but he has remained loyal so far. With his contract set to expire in the coming months, both the club and Tavernier will soon face an important decision. Meanwhile, Andreas Skov Olsen’s loan comes with an option to buy, leaving Rangers to decide whether to make the move permanent. Mikey Moore has indicated he would be happy to extend his loan for another season, though a full-time transfer would be the preferred outcome – something that looks challenging to arrange with Tottenham at this stage.
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