Djeidi Gassama remained at Rangers instead of moving to Monaco during the January transfer window after Rangers rejected an offer. It is reported that if the French club makes a new offer, it will be difficult to reject, and that the winger could push for a move away from Scotland. Former Man United chief scout Mick Brown stated to Football Insider that if a club like Monaco makes an offer, Gassama might want to make the move. Brown also said that Rangers could be forced to let him go if the player wants the move and the financial offer is suitable, even if the manager wants to keep him.

Rangers could be tempted by offers of approximately £10m if they arrive again in the summer. Football Insider has been told by sources that Rangers will consider selling winger Djeidi Gassama in the summer if they do not secure a place in the Champions League.

Pater Martin does not believe there was truth to reports from a few weeks ago concerning Monaco's interest in Djeidi Gassama. Those reports had claimed the interest involved a loan with a £10 million option to buy. On PLZ Soccer on 6 February, Gordon Parks said he was astonished that a bid from Monaco for the forward was turned down, and Martin responded that he was not so sure the offer was there.

Monaco made an offer to sign Djeidi Gassama on loan until the end of the season with a £10 million obligation to buy, which Rangers swiftly rejected. Rangers are making efforts to keep Gassama at the club long-term despite the interest from Monaco. The winger is now expected to stay at Ibrox, with Rangers likely to reject any other offers from Monaco or other interested parties.