Glasgow Rangers reportedly want to part company with Jason Holt and Graham Dorrans.
Rangers manager Steven Gerrard
According to The Scottish Sun, Rangers want to part company with Holt in the summer transfer window.
It has been reported that Queens Park Rangers in the Championship in England are interested in securing the services of the 26-year-old midfielder.
The Scottish Sun has also claimed that 32-year-old Scotland international midfielder Dorrans has been warned by Rangers manager Gerrard that his chances of playing regular first-team football this season will be limited.
Rangers boss Gerrard has suggested that there have been no offers for Holt or Dorrans, and the Liverpool legend has stated that he wants to sign one more players.
Gerrard told The Daily Record: “I’ve made no secret of the fact I’d like to add one more. There’s no rush to do that. We’re prepared to be patient to get the right person.
“And more outgoings will depend on whether the individual players want to go and play football.
“There’s interest around Eros Grezda and that could move but in terms of Jason Holt and Graham Dorrans it’s quiet.”
Future in limbo?
With no offers yet for Holt or Dorrans, it seems that the futures of the Rangers duo are in limbo.
Perhaps the two midfielders could stay at Rangers beyond the end of the summer transfer window.
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