Rangers FC are pushing to finalise a £4.7 million transfer for Partizan Belgrade midfielder Vanja Dragojevic. The Ibrox club is also working on managing Danilo's exit and holding discussions over Vaclav Cerny's future. The moves signal a busy end to the window for the Scottish side.
The Dragojevic deal
Vanja Dragojevic, a 22-year-old midfielder, has been on Rangers' radar for some time. The £4.7m fee would make him one of the club's more significant signings this window. Partizan are understood to be open to the sale, though negotiations are still ongoing. Rangers hope to wrap up the deal before the transfer deadline.
Danilo's departure
Rangers are managing Danilo's exit from the club. The forward has struggled for game time since his arrival, and the club is looking to move him on. A loan or permanent transfer is being explored, though no specific destination has been confirmed. Clearing his wages would free up room for new arrivals.
Cerny's future in the balance
Vaclav Cerny is also the subject of transfer discussions. The winger has attracted interest from other clubs, and Rangers are weighing their options. Whether he stays or goes could depend on the Dragojevic deal and other moves. The club is balancing the need to strengthen with the need to trim the squad.
Rangers have a few weeks left in the window to get these deals over the line. The Dragojevic transfer, Danilo's exit, and Cerny's situation are all moving pieces. How they fit together will shape the squad for the rest of the season.
