Rangers have shown interest in acquiring Leeds United forward Joe Gelhardt. Negotiations between the two clubs might require some compromises to reach an agreement. Rangers are inclined towards including an option to buy for the former Sunderland loanee, though the player's asking price could be beyond what the Ibrox club is prepared to pay, particularly given that his contract is valid until 2027. Gelhardt is eager for more playing time, but his destination in the January transfer window is still uncertain.

Rangers could launch a loan move for Leeds United frontman Joe Gelhardt in January. Gers boss Philippe Clement wants to bolster his attacking options. The Yorkshire Evening Post claims that Rangers are one of ten clubs who have registered an interest in young English forward Gelhardt.

Joe Gelhardt has made just three appearances for Leeds United this season and is behind other players in the attacking pecking order. Up to 10 teams wanted to sign the 22-year-old on loan this summer. Rangers are reportedly interested in bringing him in on loan in January. Gelhardt is said to be enthusiastic about that possibility.