Hull City winger Abu Kamara has emerged as a transfer target for Rangers, with the Ibrox management reportedly optimistic about securing a bargain deal for the England youth international. According to Sky Sport, Rangers are considering making an offer for the 21-year-old, hoping that Hull's current financial issues might enable them to negotiate more favorable terms. Kamara, who began his career at Norwich City, enjoyed a breakthrough season on loan at Portsmouth in 2023/24, where he scored eight league goals and provided 10 assists, contributing significantly to the EFL League One title win. He later moved to Hull City, where he made eight goal contributions, helping the club maintain its Championship status. The England U20 international is under contract with Hull until 2028, and his versatility extends to representing Sierra Leone as well. Rangers manager Russell Martin, having already added five new players to the squad, is eager to further strengthen the team, with Kamara being one of the wingers under consideration.