According to TEAMtalk, versatile 19-year-old Huddersfield Town player Cameron Ashia is a potential first summer signing for Rangers. The forward, who can also play in midfield, has a contract with the League One side that expires at the end of the season, meaning he could be signed on a free transfer. This would make negotiations simpler than for another target, Moore, which is why Ashia is considered a more likely first signing of the summer window.

Rangers are now fearful that Celtic could intervene in their attempt to sign Cameron Ashia this summer, with the two Old Firm clubs competing to sign him. Cameron Ashia is set to become a free agent this summer. The player has also been the subject of interest from the Championship.

Rangers are interested in signing Cameron Ashia from Huddersfield Town. The attacking midfielder's contract is due to expire at the end of the season, and he has not agreed to new terms with Huddersfield Town. Rangers believe they could persuade Ashia to move to Scotland and might offer him a pre-contract agreement to sign him ahead of rival clubs. Pete O'Rourke, speaking on the Transfer Insider podcast, said he thinks many clubs will likely be interested in the player because of his contract situation. O'Rourke stated that Ashia could be attracted to a move to Scotland for minimal compensation. He described Ashia as a highly regarded young player at Huddersfield who perhaps has not started as many games as he would have liked this season, but who has significant potential. O'Rourke believes it would be a very astute business transaction if Rangers can sign the 19-year-old for free in the summer, and he added that the club has previously had success signing players from the EFL. O'Rourke is certain that Ashia is one of several players on Rangers' list for the summer transfer window.

According to a report from Football FanCast published earlier this week, Rangers have been linked with Cameron Ashia. The report also mentioned interest from Birmingham City, Stoke City, and QPR.