Rangers may be looking to offload some Ibrox misfits this summer.
Rangers are expected to be busy in the transfer market this summer, with Steven Gerrard poised to be backed with funds to bring in a host of new signings in a bid to chase down Celtic in the race for the Scottish Premiership title.
The Gers do need to move some players on though, and here are three players who may be primed for the Ibrox exit door this summer, including two signings made by former boss Pedro Caixinha.
Bruno Alves
A key signing for Caixinha last summer, veteran centre back Alves was signed to bring a wise, experienced head in to organise the Rangers defence. However, Alves has struggled to live up to his billing this term, especially since Caixinha’s sacking back in October. Whilst the 36-year-old is in the Portugal squad for this summer’s World Cup, it may already be time for him to leave Rangers and seek football elsewhere.
Michael O’Halloran
One of Mark Warburton’s major signings following a lengthy pursuit in January 2016, winger O’Halloran has pace to burn but has never really settled with Rangers, struggling to fit into Warburton’s style of play before also failing to convince Caixinha and Graeme Murty. Recently spotted supporting rivals Celtic, O’Halloran may have been recalled from a loan with former club St Johnstone in January, but his next move this summer will surely be for good.
Eduardo Herrera
Another Caixinha signing having worked together with Santos Laguna in Mexico, Herrera was landed as a physical target man to beef up the Rangers attack, but his season has been entirely forgettable. The 30-year-old has scored just two goals in all competitions and only one appearance in 2018, with a move back to Mexico looking almost inevitable.
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