Blackburn Rovers midfielder Lewis Travis was not at the club’s training facilities ahead of a reported move to Rangers, according to This Is Ibrox.
In a now-deleted article, the Scottish Sun claimed on 23 August that the 26-year-old appears to be on the brink of a move to Ibrox.
While the move may still go ahead, he was not in Glasgow having a look at the Auchenhowie setup.
Via X, This Is Ibrox wrote: “Lewis Travis was NOT at the Rangers Training Centre this afternoon despite reports.”
Rangers must explore the transfer of Lewis Travis this summer
Travis should be signed by Gers due to his proven track record as a versatile and robust midfielder, qualities that could significantly bolster their midfield options.
His experience as a captain at Blackburn demonstrates leadership and tactical awareness, which are invaluable in high-pressure matches and signing a new midfielder is imperative for the club.
To secure his services, the Ibrox outfit must leverage their competitive edge in Scottish football, offering the 26-year-old a platform to showcase his skills on a larger stage, potentially attracting interest from higher leagues or ensuring a legacy in Scottish football.
Financially, offering a contract that reflects his value but also considers his desire for regular first-team football could be appealing.
Additionally, personal incentives like a significant role in the team, possibly as a squad leader or mentor, combined with a pathway to further his career development, might sway him towards Rangers.
It’s going to be a tough one to get over the line, but hopefully, the club can sign him as he can make the difference in midfield.
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