Martin now leads Wanderers talks to sign new £18m midfielder with Roswell
According to a recent report, Russell Martin now leads the pursuit of the Glasgow Rangers, bringing a “class” to Ibrox along with Joe Rothwell.
Rangers chase multiple Ibrox targets when closed on Rothwell
Since Martin’s appointment, Jales has added Max Aarons to their squad, but as the Scottish side soon waited until they returned to competitive action, the club is working on multiple transfers to try and complete the business as early as possible.
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The next time I arrived at Ibrox was Joe Rothwell, who has been permanently joined the Rangers after both Scottish side and AFC Bournemouth agreed to the transfer fee. The 30-year-old, who had worked with Martin in Southampton before the 2023/24 season, seemed to have waved him with his relationship with the current Rangers boss, favored moving to Scotland as he also received an offer from La Liga.
In addition to moving to Rothwell, Gers hopes to sign another new midfielder. Current Rangers midfielder Nicolas Raskin is associated with the mobile as several Premier League teams are interested in potential deals.
So the Wanderer is looking at the players who can replace him, and according to the Scottish Suns, the Gers are fighting for a permanent deal for Metinho and are ready to step up their efforts to close the deal.
Martin’s leading ranger signs £18m midfielder with Rothwell
In addition to Metinho, the Rangers also negotiated with Southampton on a deal for Flynn Towns, according to TeamTalk.
The report noted that Martin signed a deal from West Ham United in the summer of 2023, worth £18 million, before that, with Downes working with him during his tenure as Swansea City Manager. It doesn’t say what type of deal Rangers are looking for, because midfielder was still under St. Mary’s contract until the summer of 2028.
The 26-year-old, dubbed the “class” by Dan Woffenden, has been a regular at Southampton for two seasons at the club. In their promotional event, Towns played 33 times in the regular season and had three games in the playoffs. Last season, Towns started 25 of his 27 Premier League games.
During his time at Swansea, Martin tagged Downes as “incredible” and a player who performed “dirty well-worked”. Martin said: “Flynn is incredible; it’s hard to be single, but he does a great job. He enables others to play their roles brilliantly. He knew exactly what his role was in the team. ”
