The boyhood Rangers fan could become Pedro Caixinha’s latest recruit if the Ibrox side’s bid is accepted by Norwich City.
Norwich City midfielder Graham Dorrans [left]
Norwich City fans have reacted strongly to reports that Rangers have made a six-figure bid for midfielder Graham Dorrans [Sky Sports].
Dorrans, who cost Norwich £3.5 million only two years ago, scored six goals in 23 games this past campaign and has two years left on his deal at Carrow Road.
While there is no suggestion yet that Rangers’ offer – which is said to be slightly under £1 million – will be accepted, recent cost-cutting measures at Norwich have caused the Norfolk side’s fans to fear the worst.
Departing Norwich City goalkeeper John Ruddy
Here is what they have been saying on Twitter:
According to Sky Sports, Dorrans – a boyhood Rangers fan – hopes to return north for family reasons this summer, which could put Norwich in a difficult position.
The Glasgwegian has spent the past nine years in English football, having left Livingston to sign for West Bromwich Albion at the age of 21.
Norwich City midfielder Graham Dorrans [second right]
He could become Rangers’ third summer signing, after Bruno Alves and Ryan Jack, although a move for Carlos Pena is thought to be nearing completion.
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Rangers manager Pedro Caixinha
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