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Dan Neil Transfer from Sunderland to Rangers
Ipswich Town appears to have overcome interest from both Rangers and Sheffield United in the pursuit of Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil, with a deal expected to be confirmed in the next 48 hours. Both Rangers and Sheffield United were interested in signing the 24-year-old this winter. In addition to those clubs, numerous other clubs in the Championship had expressed their desire to sign the midfielder.
Ipswich Town appears to have overcome interest from both Rangers and Sheffield United in the pursuit of Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil, with a deal expected to be confirmed in the next 48 hours. Both Rangers and Sheffield United were interested in signing the 24-year-old this winter. In addition to those clubs, numerous other clubs in the Championship had expressed their desire to sign the midfielder.
Sky Sports reports that Ipswich Town is making a strong effort to sign Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil ahead of Rangers.
Sky Sports reports that Ipswich Town is making a strong effort to sign Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil ahead of Rangers.
According to Sheffield-based publication The Star, Glasgow Rangers have moved ahead of Sheffield United in the pursuit of signing Sunderland central midfielder Dan Neil in the January transfer window. The report claims the Englishman is a key target for the Blades this month, and that the Gers have gained an advantage over them in the effort to sign him. Journalist Alan Nixon, on his Patreon, claims that Rangers have the money to offer more wages than the English teams who are interested in signing Neil, giving them an edge. Nixon adds that the Sunderland captain is prepared to wait until the summer to make a move at the end of his contract, if the Light Blues cannot agree a fee with the Black Cats to sign him in the current window.
According to Sheffield-based publication The Star, Glasgow Rangers have moved ahead of Sheffield United in the pursuit of signing Sunderland central midfielder Dan Neil in the January transfer window. The report claims the Englishman is a key target for the Blades this month, and that the Gers have gained an advantage over them in the effort to sign him. Journalist Alan Nixon, on his Patreon, claims that Rangers have the money to offer more wages than the English teams who are interested in signing Neil, giving them an edge. Nixon adds that the Sunderland captain is prepared to wait until the summer to make a move at the end of his contract, if the Light Blues cannot agree a fee with the Black Cats to sign him in the current window.
Rangers are now ahead of West Ham in the effort to sign Dan Neil, who was left out of the Sunderland squad because he was close to a move to the Hammers. According to Alan Nixon, Rangers are keen to sign Neil and are willing to pay a small fee for him now, but an agreement has not yet been reached. Nixon also suggests that the offer from Rangers will remain available in the summer.
Rangers are now ahead of West Ham in the effort to sign Dan Neil, who was left out of the Sunderland squad because he was close to a move to the Hammers. According to Alan Nixon, Rangers are keen to sign Neil and are willing to pay a small fee for him now, but an agreement has not yet been reached. Nixon also suggests that the offer from Rangers will remain available in the summer.
The Daily Record claims that both Town and Rangers are interested in Dan Neil. According to the same publication, Town made a move for Neil over the weekend, while both Rangers and West Ham were observing.
The Daily Record claims that both Town and Rangers are interested in Dan Neil. According to the same publication, Town made a move for Neil over the weekend, while both Rangers and West Ham were observing.
According to reporter Alan Nixon, Rangers are preparing a small bid to sign Sunderland's Dan Neil. Neil is set to be available on a free transfer when his contract expires in the summer. Neil has not received regular game time for Sunderland this season and is willing to remain at the Stadium of Light for the rest of the season. However, Rangers are now considered to be in the best position to complete a deal before February 2nd.
According to reporter Alan Nixon, Rangers are preparing a small bid to sign Sunderland's Dan Neil. Neil is set to be available on a free transfer when his contract expires in the summer. Neil has not received regular game time for Sunderland this season and is willing to remain at the Stadium of Light for the rest of the season. However, Rangers are now considered to be in the best position to complete a deal before February 2nd.
Rangers are competing to sign Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil but are considered less likely to sign him, with Ipswich Town in the leading position for a deal. Dan Neil was left out of the Sunderland squad for their 3-1 defeat at West Ham United. According to Mike McGrath, Dan Neil did not travel with the Sunderland squad for the Premier League fixture at West Ham. McGrath also reported that a move away from Sunderland could be getting closer ahead of the final week of the January transfer window.
Rangers are competing to sign Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil but are considered less likely to sign him, with Ipswich Town in the leading position for a deal. Dan Neil was left out of the Sunderland squad for their 3-1 defeat at West Ham United. According to Mike McGrath, Dan Neil did not travel with the Sunderland squad for the Premier League fixture at West Ham. McGrath also reported that a move away from Sunderland could be getting closer ahead of the final week of the January transfer window.
Dan Neil had looked likely to move to Rangers before Ipswich Town became interested in him. Neil's contract expires this summer, and several other Championship sides have also been reported to be interested in the player. Sunderland will be eager to avoid losing a homegrown talent without a transfer fee in the summer.
Dan Neil had looked likely to move to Rangers before Ipswich Town became interested in him. Neil's contract expires this summer, and several other Championship sides have also been reported to be interested in the player. Sunderland will be eager to avoid losing a homegrown talent without a transfer fee in the summer.
According to The Star, Rangers are leading the pursuit to sign Dan Neil, and former Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Rohl is looking to strengthen his side as they pursue Hearts at the top of the Scottish Premiership. The possibility of playing in Europe with Rangers, along with the opportunity of competing for league titles, are presented as factors that would be difficult for Dan Neil to refuse.
According to The Star, Rangers are leading the pursuit to sign Dan Neil, and former Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Rohl is looking to strengthen his side as they pursue Hearts at the top of the Scottish Premiership. The possibility of playing in Europe with Rangers, along with the opportunity of competing for league titles, are presented as factors that would be difficult for Dan Neil to refuse.
Dan Neil appears to be getting closer to a move away from Sunderland, with Rangers among the interested clubs. The midfielder is a target for the Ibrox club, and it is said that Rangers are ready to make a move as Neil has entered the final six months of his contract. According to The Telegraph, Neil was left out of the squad for the game against West Ham on Saturday, with a move being likely.
Dan Neil appears to be getting closer to a move away from Sunderland, with Rangers among the interested clubs. The midfielder is a target for the Ibrox club, and it is said that Rangers are ready to make a move as Neil has entered the final six months of his contract. According to The Telegraph, Neil was left out of the squad for the game against West Ham on Saturday, with a move being likely.
Speaking on the Scottish Sun Sport’s Go Ballistic transfer show, Andy Devlin stated that he does not think a potential move for Dan Neil is over yet. Devlin believes Neil is a player who is a very similar type of player to Connor Barron and is someone that Danny Rohl might look to sign. He suggested a transfer could happen either now or towards the end of the window, but thinks that players will need to depart first. Neil has been strongly linked with a move to Rangers this month and is understood to be a target for Rohl. A loan deal may be the only option for a move to Glasgow for Neil this month, given the money spent on Chukwuani and the existing players in Rangers' midfield.
Speaking on the Scottish Sun Sport’s Go Ballistic transfer show, Andy Devlin stated that he does not think a potential move for Dan Neil is over yet. Devlin believes Neil is a player who is a very similar type of player to Connor Barron and is someone that Danny Rohl might look to sign. He suggested a transfer could happen either now or towards the end of the window, but thinks that players will need to depart first. Neil has been strongly linked with a move to Rangers this month and is understood to be a target for Rohl. A loan deal may be the only option for a move to Glasgow for Neil this month, given the money spent on Chukwuani and the existing players in Rangers' midfield.
A permanent deal for Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil was being explored earlier in the window. Neil was targeted alongside winger Romaine Mundle, and both deals could still happen. It is reported that the deal for Neil is considered more likely at this time, as he fills the position Danny Rohl most wants to strengthen after the loss of Connor Barron for an extended period. The Rangers Review reports that Rangers are not finished with their transfer activity after three new arrivals.
A permanent deal for Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil was being explored earlier in the window. Neil was targeted alongside winger Romaine Mundle, and both deals could still happen. It is reported that the deal for Neil is considered more likely at this time, as he fills the position Danny Rohl most wants to strengthen after the loss of Connor Barron for an extended period. The Rangers Review reports that Rangers are not finished with their transfer activity after three new arrivals.
Sky Sports journalist Keith Downie has reported that a permanent deal is the only way for Rangers to sign Dan Neil, because Sunderland already has six players loaned out to international clubs. For the purposes of loans, Rangers are considered an international club despite being located in the United Kingdom.
Sky Sports journalist Keith Downie has reported that a permanent deal is the only way for Rangers to sign Dan Neil, because Sunderland already has six players loaned out to international clubs. For the purposes of loans, Rangers are considered an international club despite being located in the United Kingdom.
Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris has stated that Dan Neil is still an important part of the squad but admitted an exit is imminent. This occurs amid interest from Rangers and as the midfielder has entered the final six months of his contract. In a statement to the Sunderland Echo, Le Bris said that this is probably an important part of Neil's career because a decision is very close when a player has only six months remaining on their contract. The manager added that he appreciates the way they work together and it is not yet certain whether Neil will leave or stay for the next five months.
Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris has stated that Dan Neil is still an important part of the squad but admitted an exit is imminent. This occurs amid interest from Rangers and as the midfielder has entered the final six months of his contract. In a statement to the Sunderland Echo, Le Bris said that this is probably an important part of Neil's career because a decision is very close when a player has only six months remaining on their contract. The manager added that he appreciates the way they work together and it is not yet certain whether Neil will leave or stay for the next five months.
According to a report from Keith Downie of Sky Sports, Rangers are still among the clubs interested in Dan Neil after making an initial enquiry. Downie also reported that with Neil's contract expiring this summer, a move to Ibrox is more likely to be permanent rather than temporary.
According to a report from Keith Downie of Sky Sports, Rangers are still among the clubs interested in Dan Neil after making an initial enquiry. Downie also reported that with Neil's contract expiring this summer, a move to Ibrox is more likely to be permanent rather than temporary.
Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris has told Dan Neil that he has to make a choice about his future.
Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris has told Dan Neil that he has to make a choice about his future.
According to Sky Sports News’ transfer centre on Wednesday, it is believed that Rangers’ interest in Dan Neil has not progressed any further at this stage.
According to Sky Sports News’ transfer centre on Wednesday, it is believed that Rangers’ interest in Dan Neil has not progressed any further at this stage.
Dan Neil has been linked with Rangers and is also said to be of interest to FC Koln. A number of Championship clubs are also believed to have been monitoring his situation at Sunderland. Neil's contract expires in the summer, and he will be a free agent.
Dan Neil has been linked with Rangers and is also said to be of interest to FC Koln. A number of Championship clubs are also believed to have been monitoring his situation at Sunderland. Neil's contract expires in the summer, and he will be a free agent.
Rohl wants to make changes to his midfield options this month, with Sunderland’s Dan Neil targeted by Rangers as Rothwell and Nico Raskin potentially prepare to leave.
Rohl wants to make changes to his midfield options this month, with Sunderland’s Dan Neil targeted by Rangers as Rothwell and Nico Raskin potentially prepare to leave.
According to the Scottish Sun, Rangers are nearing a deal to sign Sunderland's Dan Neil. The midfielder is out of contract at the end of the season and could move for a low fee this winter, or on a free transfer when his contract with the club expires. The report states that Rangers have already held talks about signing the player on a pre-contract.
According to the Scottish Sun, Rangers are nearing a deal to sign Sunderland's Dan Neil. The midfielder is out of contract at the end of the season and could move for a low fee this winter, or on a free transfer when his contract with the club expires. The report states that Rangers have already held talks about signing the player on a pre-contract.
Dan Neil could be announced as a Rangers player in the next few days. Rangers have also been strongly linked with the Sunderland player. Neil was not involved in Sunderland’s FA Cup clash with Everton on Saturday, despite being on the bench, which increased speculation that a move to Ibrox could occur. After the game, Neil stood isolated at the back with a sad expression on his face, before Wilson Isidor walked over to stand alongside him. His absence and reaction are considered significant in relation to his transfer status.
Dan Neil could be announced as a Rangers player in the next few days. Rangers have also been strongly linked with the Sunderland player. Neil was not involved in Sunderland’s FA Cup clash with Everton on Saturday, despite being on the bench, which increased speculation that a move to Ibrox could occur. After the game, Neil stood isolated at the back with a sad expression on his face, before Wilson Isidor walked over to stand alongside him. His absence and reaction are considered significant in relation to his transfer status.
According to Sky Sports' Keith Downie, Rangers have made contact regarding acquiring Sunderland duo Dan Neil and Romaine Mundle. It is understood that both players are available on loan deals for the second half of the campaign. Danny Rohl is keen to sign the pair after they impressed him last season in the EFL Championship, and Dan Neil is keen to play regular first team football. Discussing Neil and Mundle's situation, Le Bris said the conversation is open for every player who lacks minutes and that this is always the case. He stated that the club project is the most important thing and the first idea. After that, he said, it depends on the situation. Le Bris added that if it is thought a player will not play a lot over the second half of the season, then a solution can perhaps be found, but another club with a good project must also be found. He said it is important to stay open to avoid misunderstandings and that once it is clear for everyone, it is possible to move forward.
According to Sky Sports' Keith Downie, Rangers have made contact regarding acquiring Sunderland duo Dan Neil and Romaine Mundle. It is understood that both players are available on loan deals for the second half of the campaign. Danny Rohl is keen to sign the pair after they impressed him last season in the EFL Championship, and Dan Neil is keen to play regular first team football. Discussing Neil and Mundle's situation, Le Bris said the conversation is open for every player who lacks minutes and that this is always the case. He stated that the club project is the most important thing and the first idea. After that, he said, it depends on the situation. Le Bris added that if it is thought a player will not play a lot over the second half of the season, then a solution can perhaps be found, but another club with a good project must also be found. He said it is important to stay open to avoid misunderstandings and that once it is clear for everyone, it is possible to move forward.
The Daily Record reports that enquiries have been made for Sunderland players Dan Neil and Romaine Mundle. Rangers manager Danny Rohl has made calls to determine if a move to Glasgow would appeal. According to the report, Sunderland are considering a permanent transfer for Neil and Gers will face competition from elsewhere.
The Daily Record reports that enquiries have been made for Sunderland players Dan Neil and Romaine Mundle. Rangers manager Danny Rohl has made calls to determine if a move to Glasgow would appeal. According to the report, Sunderland are considering a permanent transfer for Neil and Gers will face competition from elsewhere.
The Scottish Sun has reported that Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil is set to move to Danny Rohl’s Rangers. The player has played for two minutes across two substitute appearances in the Premier League this season. The 24-year-old has six months remaining on his contract and is able to speak to clubs outside of England. Rangers could agree a deal with Neil ahead of the summer. Sunderland would want to transfer him in January for PSR reasons, because he is a homegrown player.
The Scottish Sun has reported that Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil is set to move to Danny Rohl’s Rangers. The player has played for two minutes across two substitute appearances in the Premier League this season. The 24-year-old has six months remaining on his contract and is able to speak to clubs outside of England. Rangers could agree a deal with Neil ahead of the summer. Sunderland would want to transfer him in January for PSR reasons, because he is a homegrown player.
Rangers want to sign Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil during the winter transfer window and have enquired about the possibility of signing him in January. According to Keith Downie, Sunderland might be permitted to let Dan Neil leave on loan. The Sky Sports journalist revealed on 9 January that the Light Blues have begun the process to determine if they can sign the English midfielder. Downie stated that Rangers have made enquiries to Sunderland for two of their players who were part of the promotion-winning team and that the Scottish giants have registered their interest in midfielder Dan Neil.
Rangers want to sign Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil during the winter transfer window and have enquired about the possibility of signing him in January. According to Keith Downie, Sunderland might be permitted to let Dan Neil leave on loan. The Sky Sports journalist revealed on 9 January that the Light Blues have begun the process to determine if they can sign the English midfielder. Downie stated that Rangers have made enquiries to Sunderland for two of their players who were part of the promotion-winning team and that the Scottish giants have registered their interest in midfielder Dan Neil.
Rangers are interested in Dan Neil, a 24-year-old English central midfielder who plays for Sunderland. Neil was a member of the team that won promotion and has had minimal game time in the Premier League this season, making three appearances. He joined the club in July 2021, his contract runs until June 2026, and he has been capped three times for England's U20 team. Roma and Coventry City have also been linked with the midfielder. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value is €6.50m. In the spring of 2025, reports suggested that Sunderland could find it difficult to reject bids in the £15m to £20m range.
Rangers are interested in Dan Neil, a 24-year-old English central midfielder who plays for Sunderland. Neil was a member of the team that won promotion and has had minimal game time in the Premier League this season, making three appearances. He joined the club in July 2021, his contract runs until June 2026, and he has been capped three times for England's U20 team. Roma and Coventry City have also been linked with the midfielder. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value is €6.50m. In the spring of 2025, reports suggested that Sunderland could find it difficult to reject bids in the £15m to £20m range.
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