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Has Nathan Oduwa hinted he could be rejoining Rangers on Instagram?

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Oduwa played for Rangers during a loan spell from Tottenham in 2015.

Nathan Oduwa of Tottenham Hotspur in action during the Premier League 2 match between Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield on February 5, 2017 in Liverpool, England.

Nathan Oduwa may have just hinted that he could be on his way back to Ibrox for a second spell with Rangers, after an intriguing post on his Instagram story.

Oduwa, 22, is currently playing for top-tier Danish side Velje Boldklub, after joining the Superliga side from Slovenian outfit Olimpija Ljubljana in the summer. But he has managed just four senior appearances this season.

The England Under-20 international played for Rangers during the first half of the 2015-16 season, the campaign in which Rangers finally gained promotion back to the Scottish Premiership.

His season-long loan was cut short in January though after making 19 appearances – scoring one goal and five assists – as Rangers made a number of signings. He posted a picture on Instagram in Rangers kit, with a suggestive emoji.

Oduwa Instagram Story

Oduwa was loaned to Rangers by Tottenham, where he failed to make a single appearance and ended up leaving to move to Slovenia. He is known for his explosive pace and ability to beat a man.

It remains to be seen if a move to Ibrox is on the cards, though Oduwa does have two and a half years remaining on his contract with Velje after signing a three-year deal in the summer

Rangers do have options out wide, in Ryan Kent, Eros Grezda, Glenn Middleton and Daniel Candeias, while Jamie Murphy remains on the sidelines with an anterior cruciate ligament injury.

Nathan Oduwa of Rangers look on during the Scottish Championships match between Greenock Morton FC and Rangers at Cappielow Park on September 27, 2015 in Greenock, Scotland.