Glasgow Rangers boss Mark Warburton is set to be reunited with Jon Toral after the club reached an agreement with Arsenal.
A report in The Scottish Sun has suggested that Rangers have reached an agreement that will see Jon Toral move to Ibrox by the start of next week.
The Scottish Sun reports that the Arsenal youngster’s current club Granada expect him to leave imminently after the Gunners agreed a deal with the Gers that will see the 21-year-old join the Scottish Premiership side until the end of the season.
Jon Toral, during his time with Birmingham
The Scottish Sun adds that Toral was keen on the idea of joining the Light Blues as soon as he found out about their interest, having worked under Mark Warburton when he was the boss at Championship side Brentford, and could now make his first appearance for the club when they take on Bundesliga high-flyers RB Leipzig in a mid-season friendly later this month.
Though the Spaniard has struggled in La Liga this term, there is no question that he has the potential to be an excellent signing for the club.
Rangers manager Mark Warburton
Under Warburton’s leadership at Griffin Park, he gave the first indication of how good a player he could become and he built upon that with another successful loan spell last season with Birmingham City.
And Warburton will be hoping that he can continue to show signs of progress as his creativity could go a long way to deciding whether the Gers shut the door on their rivals for second place.
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