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Transfer: Rangers line up move for Super Eagles defender
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Transfer: Rangers line up move for Super Eagles defender

Daily Post about 1 hour 1 mins read

Rangers are interested in signing Blackburn Rovers defender Ryan Alebiosu this summer, DAILY POST reports.

Alebiosu only joined Blackburn Rovers from Belgian Pro League outfit Kortrijk at the start of last season.

The Nigeria international was one of the top performers in the Sky Bet Championship during the 2025/26 campaign.

The 24-year-old contributed one goal and five assists in 41 league appearances for Rovers.

Rovers reportedly turned down an offer from Serie A club Genoa for the right-back in January.

They will, however, entertain offers between £3 million and £5 million for Alebiosu this time around, according to Sportsboom.

Rangers want him to replace their former defender, James Tavernier.

Transfer: Rangers line up move for Super Eagles defender

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