TEAMtalk: Rangers expected to keep January calm

TEAMtalk: Rangers expected to keep January calm

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2026-10-23 07:34:39
TEAMtalk reported that Rangers are expecting a calm January window under Derek McInnes while monitoring Djurgarden winger Oskar Fallenius.

TEAMtalk reported that Rangers are expecting a calm January transfer window under Derek McInnes. The outlet said the club are monitoring Djurgarden winger Oskar Fallenius while placing more emphasis on keeping key players.

January plans

TEAMtalk reported that both Derek McInnes and chairman Andrew Cavenagh have signalled that significant business is not expected. TEAMtalk reported that the focus for Rangers is more on retention than recruitment.

Fallenius under consideration

TEAMtalk reported that one player under serious consideration is Swedish winger Oskar Fallenius of Djurgarden. Oskar Fallenius was a summer target, and his contract expires at the end of December. TEAMtalk reported that Rangers are monitoring Oskar Fallenius's situation and may revisit their interest.

Why he appeals

TEAMtalk reported that Rangers view Oskar Fallenius as a cost-effective option to add attacking depth without heavy outlay. TEAMtalk reported that Rangers are determined to keep key players, but that any substantial sale would force them into the market for a replacement.

Other players drawing interest

TEAMtalk reported that Olwethu Makhanya has drawn attention from Premier League sides including Brentford and Sunderland, as well as clubs in Italy and Spain. TEAMtalk reported that Real Betis view Nico Raskin as a top target.

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