Rangers are close to signing AEK Athens left-back James Penrice, with the transfer expected to be finalised soon. A medical is expected in the coming hours and will happen later today. According to Daily Record journalist Scott Burns on 14 August, Derek McInnes telephoned Penrice, and he is now traveling to the Light Blues. The Glaswegian club have agreed a loan deal with a buy option. Rangers made an offer for Penrice in the last 48 hours and have been successful in signing him.

James Penrice is expected to sign for Rangers, as a compromise appears to have been found after disagreements over a loan fee had previously been preventing a deal. The club will likely pay a loan fee in addition to covering Penrice's wages. The option to buy clause for Penrice is set at £1.7 million, according to journalist Ben Jacobs.

James Penrice is set to play for Rangers on loan during the next season. A loan fee of 500,000 euros will be paid by Rangers to AEK. Additionally, a purchase option of 1,500,000 euros is included at the conclusion of the one-year loan. Should Rangers exercise the purchase option, the total payment to AEK will amount to a maximum of 2,000,000 euros.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Rangers have agreed a deal with AEK Athens to sign James Penrice on loan. The deal includes a buy option clause, and James Penrice is scheduled to undergo a medical examination on Friday, August 14th.

According to a report by Anthony Joseph, Rangers have agreed a deal to sign AEK Athens left-back James Penrice. The agreement between the clubs is an initial loan deal that includes an option to buy. James Penrice, who is 27, is scheduled to have a medical with Rangers tomorrow.

Rangers are expected to imminently sign James Penrice, with Penrice being the preferred option if Rangers can get him on loan, but AEK currently prefer a sale. Discussions with the Greek club are ongoing. According to the Daily Record on 13 August, the Glaswegian outfit have reduced their options for defensive reinforcements.

Rangers want to sign a left-back after an injury to Tuur Rommens, and James Penrice of AEK Athens is a player they are considering.

Rangers have been interested in James Penrice and held talks with the Athens club regarding a loan move with an option to buy. According to Sport Dog, the Greek champions are not open to a loan exit.

Daily Record journalist Keith Jackson has reported that James Penrice appeared to be transferring to Ibrox, but the transfer has been delayed. Speaking on Hotline Live on 11 August, Jackson stated his belief that there had been an expectation Penrice would fly to Glasgow at some point that day. He stated this was what sources in Athens were saying, and he thinks some people at Rangers believed the deal was nearing completion. Jackson then mentioned that conflicting information later that afternoon indicated a potential breakdown in the deal. He noted this is a deal Rangers have been negotiating for some time and thinks there was an expectation that Penrice would have been in Scotland last week.

Celtic will not pursue their initial interest in AEK Athens defender James Penrice, who could now move to Ibrox on loan.

According to the Greek outlet Sport24, AEK and Rangers are in active negotiations over a deal for James Penrice. The move is a loan, and AEK has told the player that he can leave this summer. The report states that Rangers have already submitted two proposals for the defender which include options to buy. However, a difference over the loan fee is an obstacle. Rangers are reportedly looking to make a further attempt to resolve the difference in valuations. The report also notes that Penrice has a strong desire to make the move to Glasgow.

According to Giorgos Tsakiris on bwinΣΠΟΡ FM 94.6, AEK clarified that rumors about discussions with Rangers regarding James Penrice are not true. It was emphasized that there is currently no negotiation or offer from any interested club. AEK also stated that there is no intention to loan the player, and they would only enter into discussions for a sale.

Rangers coach Derek McInnes told the Daily Record that a transfer for the AEK left-back is possible but not official, and clarified that it would be inappropriate to comment further before an agreement is reached with a player. McInnes confirmed that Penrice is being considered by Rangers, but negotiations have not reached a final stage. Penrice is currently considered a key option for AEK for the new season, along with Stavros Pilios, a situation that may change if Rangers makes an official move.

According to the Daily Record, McInnes said there was probably no official interest when he was asked for updates on Rangers' interest in James Penrice from AEK Athens.

According to GIVEMESPORT sources, Rangers are one of the sides showing an interest in signing AEK Athens defender James Penrice. The sources state that AEK Athens are now open to selling Penrice in the summer transfer window. Burnley and Rangers are two of the sides to have held talks and enquired about the availability of the defender.

According to Greek football insider Antonis Oikonomides, James Penrice's representatives deny a move to Rangers and maintain there is no arrangement with the club. Oikonomides also said that Rangers are not interested in Penrice and that there is still no interest from them.

James Penrice has been tracked by Rangers over the last six months. Record Sport previously reported that former boss Danny Rohl was a fan of the defender and asked the club's technical director Dan Purdy to evaluate his performances in Greece. However, Derek McInnes has not yet renewed Rangers' initial interest in the 27-year-old.

James Penrice has again been linked with a move to Rangers this summer, following a difficult spell at AEK Athens. Sportime reported on 19 July that AEK Athens may soon officially begin talks to sign a new left-back if they decide to sell James Penrice. If the team from Athens decides to replace the defender, there is a possibility Rangers could negotiate a lower price for him. Penrice's current contract has two years remaining.

There is renewed interest in James Penrice to provide competition for Tuur Rommens on the left side of defence. According to sources in Greece, the Glasgow giants have not made another bid since their offer in January was rejected.

According to Team Talk, James Penrice continues to be of interest to Rangers. It is believed that AEK Athens are open to selling James Penrice for approximately £1.5 million.

According to Transfer Feed, Rangers are pursuing AEK Athens left-back James Penrice. Penrice wants to return to the UK immediately and is seeking regular first-team minutes after a season as a rotation player. Glasgow has a strong appeal for the player, and Penrice prefers a lucrative proposal from Ibrox over interest from two English Championship clubs, Middlesbrough and Blackburn. AEK wants approximately €2.5 million for his release.

James Penrice could leave AEK Athens after just one year, and Rangers could be his next destination. There is growing interest in James Penrice this summer, with the Light Blues among the teams pursuing him. According to Sportdog, Penrice is possibly being pushed out of the club to make way for an upgrade. The report also states that AEK paid Hearts £2 million for the left-back and are now looking to sell him for a slightly higher fee.

Reports in the Scottish press state that Rangers are attempting to acquire James Penrice from AEK. According to the report, Penrice has a preference for the proposal from the Glasgow team.

According to British journalist Ben Jacobs, Rangers appreciate James Penrice, but there has been no approach from them so far.

Scottish publication Fitba Zone reports that Rangers have signed James Penrice from AEK on a three-year deal, with an option for the club to extend it by a further 12 months. Fitba Zone also states that the transfer is complete. AEK has not provided confirmation regarding the transfer.

James Penrice of AEK Athens is expected to join Rangers as part of the club's signing policy, which is described as Scotland-first.

According to the website 'ibroxnoise', Rangers are seriously reconsidering AEK's left back, James Penrice. The report mentions that Penrice performed quite well in Greece but did not become a starter. He is intended to be a backup for Tour Romens on the left side of the defense. It is also emphasized that Penrice is familiar with the league and the demands of the team, and it is noted that he is a declared fan of Rangers.

According to Sport FM, Rangers have an ongoing interest in AEK's left-back, James Penrice. Penrice is a transfer target for Rangers, and the Scottish club has shown significant interest in him recently. He is a prominent target for the Glasgow 'Blues', but he is not their first choice for the left-back position. Rangers are considering other options, with Penrice being one of them, which impacts the likelihood of an immediate development. The AEK administration has previously rejected offers that did not meet their financial requirements, which are set at over 2 million euros, and this amount serves as the starting point for any negotiations. AEK is reportedly not willing to sell the player easily, viewing Penrice as an investment and believing he can improve more in his second season at the club.

Reports in James Penrice's home country mentioned that Rangers had shown interest in acquiring him in January. The Scottish Herald reported at the beginning of the month that the Glasgow team might show renewed interest in the summer. However, according to a post by Antonis Oikonomidis, there is no longer any interest from Rangers for Penrice.

Two offers for Penrice have been received from Scotland, and one of them is said to be from Rangers. Both offers are for less than two million, and neither is equal to the amount AEK paid to purchase him from Hearts last year.

According to the Daily Record, while James Penrice has been linked with Rangers and meets the Cavenagh-approved homegrown criteria, it is uncertain if a firm offer will be made to AEK Athens. He made 33 appearances for AEK Athens last season and is considered an important player in Greece.

Rangers appear to be close to signing AEK Athens star James Penrice. The Scottish left-back's only league victory was winning League One with Partick Thistle.

Rangers are ready to renew their interest in AEK Athens left-back James Penrice. According to Greek media, AEK rejected a bid from Glasgow in the January winter window. Rangers want Penrice to provide competition for first choice Dutch left-back Tuur Rommens.

In January, Rangers made an approach to sign James Penrice. The player was not for sale at that time, however, because AEK would have been forced to make a fourth move and change its plans. A similar approach in the summer could change the situation.

The Daily Record reports that James Penrice may be transferred to Rangers, and that it is unclear whether the club will seek a second left-back because a deal for Rommens is imminent.

According to a report from the Mail Online, a £3m bid made by the Gers for James Penrice, a defender for AEK Athens and formerly of Hearts, has been rejected.

Rangers have had an initial bid for James Penrice rejected. According to sources from Greece, AEK Athens rejected the opening offer. Sources indicate that Rangers are expected to return with an improved proposal in the near future. Insiders claim Penrice is interested in a move to Rangers this month, attracted by the opportunity to compete in the Scottish Premiership and play in European competition.

The Daily Record reports that Rangers have launched a bid for James Penrice.

According to multiple British reports, Rangers were interested in James Penrice and made an exploratory approach, which indicated a willingness to offer a particularly high amount for his acquisition. AEK responded negatively to Rangers' interest and made it clear that the player is not for sale. AEK did not enter any negotiation process. It was reportedly the case that AEK would not change its stance even if Rangers submitted an offer of double or triple the amount. James Penrice is considered crucial to Marco Nikolic's plans and, at this stage, there is no intention of selling him.

According to the Daily Mail, talks between Rangers and AEK for James Penrice are at an advanced stage. The report states that Rangers have shown clear interest in acquiring James Penrice and are intensifying efforts to complete the deal. James Penrice joined AEK in the summer for a €2.3 million fee, with a contract until 2028. Rangers want to provide cover for the left-back position, where teenager Jayden Megoma is the only option.

Rangers have shown clear interest in bringing James Penrice to Ibrox. According to The Daily Mail, they are proceeding with efforts to complete that deal.

Rangers are pursuing a loan move for James Penrice of AEK Athens and have made new enquiries about the availability of the Scottish player. The former Livingston and Partick Thistle player could solve a major problem for Rangers if they are successful in bringing him from Greece.

According to STV Football Show host Ewen Cameron, Danny Rohl has arranged a January move to sign AEK Athens left-back James Penrice. Ewen Cameron claims that the Ibrox board have previously delayed signing James Penrice. Cameron also stated that Rohl wants him. James Penrice left Hearts to join AEK Athens in the summer for £2 million.

According to the Daily Record, Rangers are interested in James Penrice. The report states that Rangers had also shown interest in the player last summer before he joined AEK. The new manager of Rangers, Danny Röhl, considers the Scottish player a high priority and has asked sporting director Dan Perdy to closely monitor Penrice's performances in the Greek league.

Rangers are likely to be interested in acquiring James Penrice from AEK in January. The 27-year-old Scottish left-back joined AEK from Hearts last summer and is now reportedly a transfer topic in his home country. It is expected that Rangers will move for a left-back during the transfer window, with Penrice being high on their list. It is also mentioned that the club, while considering various options for the position, has focused on Penrice's performances with his team in Greece. His contract with the Greek club runs until June 2028. This season, he has made 12 appearances in the Super League 1. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €2.50m.