Rangers transfer news as James Tavernier and Connor Goldson bids update emerges

Rangers have not yet received bids for the exit-linked duo of James Tavernier and Connor Goldson, according to Heart and Hand.

Tavernier has been linked with a move away from Ibrox and it’s understood that he will leave if the right offer arrives this summer [Hugh Keevins – Daily Record]

BBC’s Mark Wilson has also mooted Goldson’s exit and has put a £2million price tag on the English centre-back.

Via Twitter, when asked if bids had arrived for the duo, Heart and Hand replied: “None yet.”

Rangers must only sell if crazy money is offered for either player

Losing both Tavernier and Goldson would be a significant blow for Gers, as they are not only experienced players but also key leaders within the squad.

Tavernier, the club captain, and Goldson, the vice-captain, have been integral in guiding the team through challenging times.

Their leadership on and off the pitch has been crucial in maintaining team morale and setting high standards.

Replacing such influential figures is a daunting task, and it would take time for new leaders to emerge and establish the same level of authority and respect.

Therefore, Gers should only consider selling either player if they receive an offer that is too good to refuse, as their departure would leave a significant void in terms of leadership and experience within the team.

Selling one of them would make sense but losing both would be too big a void to fill in the same summer.

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