WEST HAM MAKE THEIR MOVE FOR SOUTTAR ALL WHILE RASKIN SALE COULD UNLOCK LEWIS FERGUSON MOVE! RFC

WEST HAM MAKE THEIR MOVE FOR SOUTTAR ALL WHILE RASKIN SALE COULD UNLOCK LEWIS FERGUSON MOVE! RANGERS FC NEWS Rangers transfer news is heating up as two massive stories collide in what could be a defining week for the club's summer rebuild under Derek McInnes. In today's video we bring you a major update on John Souttar's exit from Ibrox, with West Ham United now tipped as a potential destination for the Scotland international. The twist? Former Rangers technical director Nils Koppen, who left the club for West Ham earlier this year, could use his connections at Ibrox to help push through the deal. Souttar was told he has no future at Rangers after McInnes made the ruthless decision to leave him behind while the squad flew to Spain for pre season camp. With West Ham now in the Championship after their relegation from the Premier League, Koppen could recommend the twenty nine year old centre back to manager Nuno Espirito Santo. Leicester City have also shown interest but their relegation to League One makes West Ham the far more attractive option. We also break down the huge transfer domino that connects Nicolas Raskin's departure to a potential move for Bologna's Lewis Ferguson. Raskin attracted serious interest from La Liga clubs Real Betis and Villarreal after an impressive World Cup campaign with Belgium, and Rangers are reportedly looking for more than twenty million pounds from his sale. Former Rangers goalkeeper Cammy Bell told the BBC Scottish Football Podcast that he believes Ferguson would be a brilliant signing but that it is currently out of the club's reach. However, if Raskin's sale goes through for the kind of fee Rangers are looking for, the finances to pursue a deal for the Scotland international could suddenly become available. Ferguson has struggled for game time at Bologna recently and a reunion with McInnes at Ibrox would make perfect sense for all parties. We also discuss how Rangers midfield recruitment this summer, including Dan Neil, Cammy Devlin, the imminent arrival of Vanja Dragojevic and strong links to Jens Hjerto-Dahl from Tromso, suggests the club are planning for multiple outcomes rather than relying on one big deal. Plus a quick update on Sankhoun Diawara, the young Troyes talent Rangers were linked with who has now signed for AC Milan. This is a critical period for Rangers Football Club. Derek McInnes is making bold decisions, the board are backing him, and the transfer window is moving fast. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a Rangers transfer update. Drop your thoughts in the comments and let us know what you think. Like, share and help us grow this channel. We are the people.