According to a report, Emmanuel Fernandez is likely to leave Ibrox after just one season in Glasgow, with his performances having attracted attention from clubs like Everton. Rangers insist they will not sell for a low price and have set a £20m asking price for the 24-year-old amid the interest, as they are aware of a sell-on clause in the deal that brought him from Peterborough. Fernandez has publicly stated that he is very happy in Glasgow, but a potential pay increase and a chance to play in the Premier League could be difficult to turn down, while the profit from a high-value transfer may be tempting for the club.

Everton are also giving serious consideration to signing Fernandez, particularly following another injury sustained by Jarrad Branthwaite.

Everton are monitoring Emmanuel Fernandez's progress. It is reported that Rangers are set to demand at least £25m for Fernandez, and some sources suggest a higher valuation of up to £35m. Peterborough United have a sell-on clause attached to any deal. Fernandez has spoken positively about life at Rangers and has recently encouraged teammates to commit long-term. Rangers’ model is to buy low and sell high, and a bid that matches their expectations will be accepted. Manager Danny Rohl hopes to keep Fernandez but acknowledges the difficulty in resisting substantial Premier League bids.

It was recently reported that Rangers were demanding around £35m for Emmanuel Fernandez amid links to Everton, but it is not expected to be a legitimate valuation that any club would consider matching this summer. According to Scottish Sun journalist David Friel, if Rangers get decent offers for players they have signed this season, they will look to sell Emmanuel Fernandez. Friel stated that he thinks they will sell players they have just brought in if they get decent offers, and he believes that is what they have to do.