Rangers are reportedly among nine clubs interested in acquiring Hull City defender Cody Drameh. The intention behind the pursuit is to create competition for the right-back position currently held by captain James Tavernier. Drameh has found it challenging to secure regular playing time since his move to Hull City from Leeds United, primarily because Lewie Coyle is favored in the right-back role. Although Hull City is not actively seeking to sell Drameh, they are open to evaluating offers if they receive a seven-figure bid, as Drameh is contracted for two more years with an option for an additional 12 months. To date, no offers have met Hull City's valuation, but interest remains high, with clubs such as Preston North End and Derby County also expressing interest in the player. Additionally, former Hull City manager Liam Rosenior, now at Strasbourg, is reportedly an admirer, which further increases the competition for Drameh's signature.