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It’s time for Rangers to submit McBurnie offer which can’t be refused

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Glasgow Rangers must bring Oli McBurnie to Ibrox.

Christian Atsu of Newcastle United wins a header over Oliver McBurnie of Swansea City during the Premier League match between Newcastle United and Swansea City at St. James Park on January...

Rangers have been active in the transfer market under Steven Gerrard and more players are likely to come in.

The one position they have not signed any players is arguably the most important of all, a striker.

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One reported top target where all has gone quiet of late is Scotland international Oli McBurnie.

Rangers are bookies favourites to sign McBurnie, 10/11 on with SkyBet.

Scotland's Oliver McBurnie (L) heads the ball over Mexico's Hugo Ayala during their international friendly football match at the Azteca stadium in Mexico City, on June 2, 2018. (Photo by...

McBurnie impressed on loan at Barnsley last season from parent club Swansea, scoring nine goals in 16 starts.

His form earned him a Scotland international call-up, and The Sun reported last month that Rangers planned to make McBurnie Steven Gerrard’s first signing.

The report speculated over a £4 million offer, and Rangers may need to try and find the cash to go a bit higher.

This week should have underlined to Rangers that they cannot hang about.

Oliver McBurnie of Swansea City, Ander Herrera of Manchester United and Scott McTominay of Manchester United in action during the Carabao Cup Fourth Round match between Swansea City and...

Steven Gerrard and his players have been on a fitness camp in Spain as they prepare for next season, and the Europa League qualifiers.

It could be a major coup to land a new forward before the qualifiers take place.

McBurnie is a Rangers supporter and has only one year remaining on his contract at Swansea.

It is time for Rangers to lay their cards on the table and step up their pursuit of a player who could determine their success next season.