The Daily Record reports on Rangers' agreement of personal terms with Sheffield Wednesday attacker Djeidi Gassama on a four-year deal. Rangers have agreed personal terms with Sheffield Wednesday attacker Djeidi Gassama on a four-year deal. The transfer is nearing completion after Gassama agreed to join the new era led by Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises. The clubs are spending the week together at the FA's St George's Park training base, and a fee is close to being agreed.

Rangers are reportedly considering a move to acquire Sheffield Wednesday's standout player, Djeidi Gassama. Although Gassama is content at Sheffield Wednesday, there is speculation that the club might sell him, given that he has only 12 months left on his current contract. The 23-year-old, who transferred from Paris Saint-Germain to Sheffield Wednesday two years ago, has had a notable impact, contributing to 16 goals over 84 matches. Regardless of his current satisfaction with the club, Rangers identify him as a crucial target to strengthen their attacking lineup under the direction of new manager Russell Martin, who is eager to include more wingers in his team. Gassama, who has previously played for France's youth teams, has also drawn interest from other Championship clubs, including Blackburn Rovers.