According to a transfer expert, Rangers are seriously interested in a Manchester United player, and things might move quickly.
Sevilla, where Hannibal Mejbri was on loan for the second half of the previous season in La Liga, will not be making a permanent move for him. That casts question on his future, but Fabrizio Romano says it doesn’t seem likely to be at Manchester United.
He claims that the midfielder is likely to leave the Red Devils in the days ahead. Rangers have been mooted as a potential landing spot and Romano insists that movement from Philippe Clement’s side is a live possibility. When asked about Man United’s transfer activity, Romano responded on The Daily Briefing: “Yeah I think there will be some more exits.
“For example Hannibal Mejbri will be out, I think, in the next days. They want to sell him on a permanent transfer and there is genuine interest from Rangers. Then something else could happen, for example in the midfield let’s see with Eriksen, McTominay, in case they recieve proposals.”
Rangers have undergone changes in midfield this summer, with Ryan Jack and John Lundstram two experienced campaigners who have left the club. Mohamed Diomande’s performances in pre-season have been applauded by fans while Nicolas Raskin, Kieran Dowell and Connor Barron are all options in the engine room.
Creative midfielders Ianis Hagi and Todd Cantwell have widely been touted as exit candidates while academy graduate Alex Lowry has been with the team in pre-season.
