Jamie Murphy can replace Ryan Kent at Rangers.
Rangers face a tough ask to sign Ryan Kent on a permanent basis with a £12 million fee being demanded for his services, the Liverpool Echo report.
At best it’s 50-50 whether Rangers are able to find a way to bring him in.
Fortunately the Gers will already have a winger ready to replace him in house.
Jamie Murphy has missed nearly the entire season after suffering a knee ligament injury.
He is closing in on a return after recently resuming training.
Manager Steven Gerrard has told the Daily Record there is a ‘small chance’ Murphy could even play again this season.
Rangers really don’t need to rush the winger.
Murphy has so much to offer Rangers and will be keen to make up for lost time.
The former Brighton ace managed six goals and 13 assists for Rangers in 27 appearance, according to Transfermarkt.
That’s an impressive record and a sign of what he is capable of at his best.
In a favoured scenario Rangers will have both. If it’s only Murphy, at least he will be like a new signing.
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