Bobby Clark's potential transfer to Rangers faced an initial obstacle in the winter transfer window because Red Bull Salzburg couldn't find a suitable replacement. However, with the anticipated takeover by Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises, there is renewed optimism for the transfer to occur this summer. Clark had departed Liverpool for Salzburg in a £6 million deal to work with Pep Lijnders, but his limited playing time and a change in management have paved the way for a possible loan move. His father, Lee Clark, noted that various British clubs have shown interest, and the potential involvement of Red Bull, possibly as a sponsor, might assist in facilitating the move to Ibrox.

Daily Record reports on the halted loan exit of Bobby Clark amid interest from Rangers.

Rangers are reportedly looking to sign Bobby Clark from Red Bull Salzburg. Philippe Clement has indicated that reinforcements are necessary and has been associated with a potential move for Clark. However, with financial constraints at Ibrox, it remains uncertain whether Clement will be able to bolster his team, although assurances have been made that no players will leave without suitable replacements being secured. The responsibility now lies with sporting director Nils Koppen and chief executive Patrick Stewart to conclude any prospective deals before the transfer deadline.