Rangers have been linked with sending Ross McCrorie out on loan.
Rangers are considering letting talented midfielder Ross McCrorie leave Ibrox on loan.
One of the interested clubs, Portsmouth, want to include a permanent option as part of the deal, report the Daily Record. Shrewsbury are also interested.
Loaning McCrorie out is already a potentially risky move from Steven Gerrard.
The talented youngster is one of the more unique players in a competitive Rangers midfield. His ability to also play in defence also makes him valuable.
As a homegrown talent, McCrorie is one of the players Rangers should be striving to keep.
The 21-year-old made a total of 31 first team appearances for Rangers last season, including eight Europa League matches.
Now Rangers may consider that sending McCrorie out to play, and potentially start, 46 games in League One is valuable for his development.
It could help, but it would still be a risk not having him around as an option this season.
What they can’t consider, is sanctioning a loan which gives the interested club an option to buy. This would be a big own goal for the Gers.
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