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Rangers transfer news: £2.5m fee must convince Ibrox club to hijack Nisbet move

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Rangers have been urged to sign Kevin Nisbet a number of times in the January transfer window and now, with a £2.5million bid being accepted for the striker – the Ibrox club have got to swing into action and make a move for him.

English Championship side Millwall have had a bid of £2.5million plus add-ons accepted for Nisbet, as per the Record. It comes after the striker has scored seven goals in six League matches since the season resumed after the World Cup.

A bargain, for a player showing incredible form – and a player, with 10 Scotland caps. Nisbet is starring in a Hibs side that have been under-par during the 2022-23 season. Meanwhile, Rangers need a striker and Nisbet does seem ideal.

Alfredo Morelos’ future is in doubt – Italian outlet FCInter1908 reporting that Morelos has been offered to Inter Milan. His deal ends in June. There are doubts that Antonio Colak suits Michael Beale, while Kemar Roofe is injured again.

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Rangers have got to swing into action as £2.5million Nisbet bid accepted

Kevin Kyle has urged Rangers to make a ‘daft bid’ for Nisbet. Meanwhile, Derek Ferguson says it would be a no-brainer for Rangers to sign Nisbet. So, why are the Gers not making a move for the Hibs striker – given his low price tag?

What a signing he would be for the Gers. If it is true that Hibs are willing to accept a bid of £2.5million and add-ons, likely to take a fee closer to £3million, than Nisbet is easily affordable for Rangers. It is a deal Rangers have must hijack.

It is clear as day. Rangers need a striker and there are no better strikers in form as good as Nisbet in the Premiership right now. For an initial fee of £2.5million, Rangers have got to blow Millwall out of the water and bring in the striker.

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