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Pedro Caixinha planning major overhaul at Glasgow Rangers – could this be his 12 man wishlist?

Rangers manager Pedro Caixinha before the match (REUTERS)
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Ibrox side Glasgow Rangers are expected to make significant changes in the transfer window.

The Daily Record has suggested that Pedro Caixinha wants 12 new players at Glasgow Rangers this summer. In this article we take a look at a potential shortlist for the Ibrox side.

Steven Naismith

Naismith has confirmed that he wants a move to Rangers, and he could be available on a free transfer.

Vladimir Weiss

Well known to Pedro Caixinha, Weiss has hinted that he would be open to a move back to Rangers.

Kyle Lafferty

Northern Ireland's Kyle Lafferty scores their first goal

Lafferty has been released by Norwich, and may be willing to move back to Glasgow.

Graham Dorrans

A long-term target of Rangers, the Light Blues are likely to make a bid this summer.

Kenny McLean

Caixinha is a known fan of McLean, and it would not be at all surprising to see him at Ibrox.

Ali Crawford

Crawford appears to be one of the best players in Scotland, and Caixinha has gone on record to praise the midfielder.

George Boyd

Burnley's George Boyd celebrates scoring their third goal

Available on a free, Boyd could make a valuable addition for Rangers.

Damien Delaney

Rangers have seen the value of experience this season – with Clint Hill and Kenny Miller being two of their best players. Delaney, whose contract is expiring, would be another smart addition.

Gedion Zelalem

Zelalem is likely to be made available for loan by Arsenal again, and a return to Rangers could suit all parties.

Haris Vuckic

Vuckic once impressed on loan at Rangers, but his career has never truly kicked on since. A return could be welcomed by the Newcastle United man.

Frazier Campbell

Campbell has struggled for game time at Crystal Palace this season, but would surely be an excellent addition at Ibrox.

Martin Samuelsen

Leeds United's Charlie Taylor (R) in action against Blackburn Rovers' Martin Samuelsen

Samuelsen is regarded as one of West Ham’s brightest prospects, but a loan to Rangers could help his development.