Report: Rangers now interested in signing ‘really fantastic’ £20m Everton player.

Rangers is currently listed as one of the teams vying to recruit Ben Godfrey, the Everton defender, in January.

As he attempts to shape the Rangers roster, we should anticipate seeing Philippe Clement bring in a lot of new players in January.

Rangers should concentrate on increasing the tempo of the game wherever on the pitch, including defensively.

Although Leon Balogun and Connor Goldson are back on the squad, it is clear that Balogun isn’t the long-term solution, which calls for consideration of other defensive alternatives.

Ben Godfrey’s transfer to the Rangers is related
Rangers are reportedly among the teams interested in Everton defender Ben Godfrey, according to a recent 90Min article.

It’s been said that Everton, who lost ground on Godfrey under Sean Dyche, is open to bids for the player in January.

Godfrey’s contract is up for grabs, although Rangers may try to sign him on a loan.

Godfrey is a target for Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United, who are looking to bolster their defence with local players.

Godfrey is also wanted by Bournemouth, Burnley, and Crystal Palace; the Premier League teams are in a stronger position to make permanent offers.

Although a move to the Rangers is unlikely, this addition would thrill the Ibrox supporters.

Godfrey, the Rangers’ aim, is who?
Godfrey, who was born in York, rose through the levels of York City and made fifteen appearances in the first team before moving to Norwich City in 2016.

Two years later, the 25-year-old truly made an impact, helping Norwich gain promotion to the Premier League and going on to establish himself as a mainstay in the top division.

Everton, thinking they had discovered a star defender of the future, pounced with a £20 million purchase for Godfrey.

Godfrey impressed Carlo Ancelotti, who described him as a “really fantastic” defender who could play anywhere in the back four.

Godfrey, meanwhile, has struggled in recent years and has just participated in one minute of Premier League play this year.

Godfrey must play someplace, and between now and the summer, Rangers might be able to provide him with a regular first-team opportunity.