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Joe Gelhardt Transfer from Leeds United to Rangers
The Yorkshire Evening Post states Joe Gelhardt will hold talks with Leeds chiefs over his future. It is reported that Leeds are reluctant to lose him without a transfer fee next summer when his contract expires, and a loan move is unlikely to be considered. Rangers are being considered as a potential destination. Separately, player turned agent Stephen Hunt told the 1904 Club podcast that Joe Gelhardt should look to take a risk in the English top flight rather than move north of the border.
The Yorkshire Evening Post states Joe Gelhardt will hold talks with Leeds chiefs over his future. It is reported that Leeds are reluctant to lose him without a transfer fee next summer when his contract expires, and a loan move is unlikely to be considered. Rangers are being considered as a potential destination. Separately, player turned agent Stephen Hunt told the 1904 Club podcast that Joe Gelhardt should look to take a risk in the English top flight rather than move north of the border.
Danny Rohl wants to strengthen his team after they finished third in the Premiership, and the addition of new forwards is a high priority for the club. However, Hull may benefit from the situation that the Ibrox club have signed Lawrence Shankland and would require sales to sign another forward.
Danny Rohl wants to strengthen his team after they finished third in the Premiership, and the addition of new forwards is a high priority for the club. However, Hull may benefit from the situation that the Ibrox club have signed Lawrence Shankland and would require sales to sign another forward.
Leeds United is expected to sell Joe Gelhardt this summer, and Rangers are interested in signing him. Rangers have admired Gelhardt since January 2025. Leeds is aware of the interest from Rangers and wants to secure the best possible fee. The shared 49ers Enterprises ownership group between Leeds and Rangers could make negotiations easier. However, Gelhardt has expressed a preference to remain at Hull City, which makes it difficult for Rangers to convince him to move to Ibrox. Leeds originally valued Gelhardt at between £3 million and £5 million earlier this year, though that figure may now rise given Hull’s promotion and competition from Rangers.
Leeds United is expected to sell Joe Gelhardt this summer, and Rangers are interested in signing him. Rangers have admired Gelhardt since January 2025. Leeds is aware of the interest from Rangers and wants to secure the best possible fee. The shared 49ers Enterprises ownership group between Leeds and Rangers could make negotiations easier. However, Gelhardt has expressed a preference to remain at Hull City, which makes it difficult for Rangers to convince him to move to Ibrox. Leeds originally valued Gelhardt at between £3 million and £5 million earlier this year, though that figure may now rise given Hull’s promotion and competition from Rangers.
According to journalist Alan Nixon, via his Patreon, Glasgow Rangers are one of the teams competing to sign Leeds United attacker Joe Gelhardt in the upcoming summer transfer window. Rangers are considering a move to sign the English forward, have been monitoring his situation at Elland Road, and are prepared to compete with Hull City for his signature. Nixon adds that Joe Gelhardt is set to hold talks with Leeds about his future, and the club may decide to sell him because he only has one year left on his current contract, which would allow Rangers and Hull to make a move.
According to journalist Alan Nixon, via his Patreon, Glasgow Rangers are one of the teams competing to sign Leeds United attacker Joe Gelhardt in the upcoming summer transfer window. Rangers are considering a move to sign the English forward, have been monitoring his situation at Elland Road, and are prepared to compete with Hull City for his signature. Nixon adds that Joe Gelhardt is set to hold talks with Leeds about his future, and the club may decide to sell him because he only has one year left on his current contract, which would allow Rangers and Hull to make a move.
Rangers had previously identified Joe Gelhardt as a top target for this summer, but a move for the Leeds United forward may be difficult to finalise following Hull City's promotion to the Premier League. Hull were promoted after a 1-0 win over Middlesbrough in the Championship Play-Off Final. The 24-year-old has spent the past 18 months on loan with Hull City and a permanent move could be a possibility during the upcoming window.
Rangers had previously identified Joe Gelhardt as a top target for this summer, but a move for the Leeds United forward may be difficult to finalise following Hull City's promotion to the Premier League. Hull were promoted after a 1-0 win over Middlesbrough in the Championship Play-Off Final. The 24-year-old has spent the past 18 months on loan with Hull City and a permanent move could be a possibility during the upcoming window.
Leeds are reported to value Joe Gelhardt at £3 million. Gelhardt is said to be keen to return to Hull, but they face competition from Rangers, who are described as Scottish giants.
Leeds are reported to value Joe Gelhardt at £3 million. Gelhardt is said to be keen to return to Hull, but they face competition from Rangers, who are described as Scottish giants.
Rangers are interested in securing Leeds United striker Joe Gelhardt this summer and have received approval to sign him. The deal could cost approximately £5m. The deal would be easy to complete because 49ers Enterprises own Leeds. The fee could also potentially be a discounted one, which would be a benefit to both clubs.
Rangers are interested in securing Leeds United striker Joe Gelhardt this summer and have received approval to sign him. The deal could cost approximately £5m. The deal would be easy to complete because 49ers Enterprises own Leeds. The fee could also potentially be a discounted one, which would be a benefit to both clubs.
Rangers are reportedly one of the clubs looking at Joe Gelhardt, after a season where he has scored 13 goals and provided four assists for a City side challenging for a Premier League place. Former Aberdeen and Aston Villa CEO Keith Wyness stated he would be surprised if the 23-year-old moved to Scotland when the current campaign ends. Wyness told Football Insider that he does not believe Gelhardt is going to be a Rangers target. He added that while Rangers would love to sign him if they were able to, he believes he is going to go further in England.
Rangers are reportedly one of the clubs looking at Joe Gelhardt, after a season where he has scored 13 goals and provided four assists for a City side challenging for a Premier League place. Former Aberdeen and Aston Villa CEO Keith Wyness stated he would be surprised if the 23-year-old moved to Scotland when the current campaign ends. Wyness told Football Insider that he does not believe Gelhardt is going to be a Rangers target. He added that while Rangers would love to sign him if they were able to, he believes he is going to go further in England.
Football Insider reported that former Manchester United chief scout Mick Brown believes Joe Gelhardt is keen to join Rangers in the summer, naming the Ibrox club as the leading contenders. Brown stated that Gelhardt will not return to Elland Road and views a move to Scotland as a natural next step due to the promise of European football and genuine competition for trophies. Brown told Football Insider that Rangers would be a good destination for Gelhardt. He also stated that the player is not going to stay at Leeds, that it is time for him to move on, and that he has to weigh up his options. Brown further said that Rangers are the front-runners for the deal and that if they want to make a move, the player would not require much convincing.
Football Insider reported that former Manchester United chief scout Mick Brown believes Joe Gelhardt is keen to join Rangers in the summer, naming the Ibrox club as the leading contenders. Brown stated that Gelhardt will not return to Elland Road and views a move to Scotland as a natural next step due to the promise of European football and genuine competition for trophies. Brown told Football Insider that Rangers would be a good destination for Gelhardt. He also stated that the player is not going to stay at Leeds, that it is time for him to move on, and that he has to weigh up his options. Brown further said that Rangers are the front-runners for the deal and that if they want to make a move, the player would not require much convincing.
Rangers are understood to be pursuing Leeds United attacker Joe Gelhardt, who is currently on loan at Hull City. According to Weekend Sports journalist Sebastien Vidal, Rangers have been given approval to continue discussions over signing the striker. Leeds are open to selling the 23-year-old and will demand between £3m and £5m for him. The forward, who is performing very well during his loan at Hull City, is not ruling out a departure this summer.
Rangers are understood to be pursuing Leeds United attacker Joe Gelhardt, who is currently on loan at Hull City. According to Weekend Sports journalist Sebastien Vidal, Rangers have been given approval to continue discussions over signing the striker. Leeds are open to selling the 23-year-old and will demand between £3m and £5m for him. The forward, who is performing very well during his loan at Hull City, is not ruling out a departure this summer.
Rangers are among the clubs monitoring Joe Gelhardt, who has spent the season on loan at Hull City. According to Football Insider, Rangers scouts have watched Gelhardt this season and have been impressed. Former Man United chief scout Mick Brown told Football Insider that Rangers could use their connection with Leeds to complete a deal for Gelhardt, as both clubs are owned by 49ers Enterprises. Brown stated that Leeds are prepared to let Gelhardt leave, do not believe he has a long-term future there, and have been receptive to offers for a while.
Rangers are among the clubs monitoring Joe Gelhardt, who has spent the season on loan at Hull City. According to Football Insider, Rangers scouts have watched Gelhardt this season and have been impressed. Former Man United chief scout Mick Brown told Football Insider that Rangers could use their connection with Leeds to complete a deal for Gelhardt, as both clubs are owned by 49ers Enterprises. Brown stated that Leeds are prepared to let Gelhardt leave, do not believe he has a long-term future there, and have been receptive to offers for a while.
According to journalist Alan Nixon, Rangers are prepared to interfere with Hull’s interest in having Joe Gelhardt return. It has been claimed that the Glasgow club is making an effort to sign the Leeds forward in the upcoming transfer window. Rangers and Leeds United have a shared connection as the 49ers hold a majority stake in both clubs, and the Scottish side will likely try to use that to their advantage. They are confident of reaching an agreement with Leeds and will hope to attract Gelhardt with the prospect of playing European football next season.
According to journalist Alan Nixon, Rangers are prepared to interfere with Hull’s interest in having Joe Gelhardt return. It has been claimed that the Glasgow club is making an effort to sign the Leeds forward in the upcoming transfer window. Rangers and Leeds United have a shared connection as the 49ers hold a majority stake in both clubs, and the Scottish side will likely try to use that to their advantage. They are confident of reaching an agreement with Leeds and will hope to attract Gelhardt with the prospect of playing European football next season.
Rangers have monitored Joe Gelhardt, a long-term target, ahead of the summer transfer window and continue to track him for a potential transfer from Leeds United. Alan Nixon reported on his Patreon on Sunday that Rangers are currently watching Gelhardt. There is a link between Rangers and the forward's parent club, Leeds United, as the 49ers have involvement with both organizations. This connection could result in a loan deal or a permanent move.
Rangers have monitored Joe Gelhardt, a long-term target, ahead of the summer transfer window and continue to track him for a potential transfer from Leeds United. Alan Nixon reported on his Patreon on Sunday that Rangers are currently watching Gelhardt. There is a link between Rangers and the forward's parent club, Leeds United, as the 49ers have involvement with both organizations. This connection could result in a loan deal or a permanent move.
Joe Gelhardt has scored 10 goals and provided three assists in 20 games this season since joining Hull City on loan from Leeds United. According to reports, Leeds have no intention of recalling the 23-year-old in January. However, Leeds could be prompted to activate this clause if Rangers express their interest in a permanent deal. Leeds may have plans to eventually integrate Gelhardt back into their first-team squad. However, he has just 18 months remaining on his current deal at Elland Road and an exit could happen next year.
Joe Gelhardt has scored 10 goals and provided three assists in 20 games this season since joining Hull City on loan from Leeds United. According to reports, Leeds have no intention of recalling the 23-year-old in January. However, Leeds could be prompted to activate this clause if Rangers express their interest in a permanent deal. Leeds may have plans to eventually integrate Gelhardt back into their first-team squad. However, he has just 18 months remaining on his current deal at Elland Road and an exit could happen next year.
Rangers are interested in signing Joe Gelhardt, who has been pushed further down the pecking order at Leeds following the signing of Lukas Nmecha. Rangers see Gelhardt as a long-term target, and with the potential departure of Cyriel Dessers to AEK Athens, they could fund Gelhardt's transfer. Leeds' strengthened negotiating position and Gelhardt's contract, which still has two years left, mean he won't come cheap, but a £3m asking price has been suggested. An outright sale seems more likely than a loan deal.
Rangers are interested in signing Joe Gelhardt, who has been pushed further down the pecking order at Leeds following the signing of Lukas Nmecha. Rangers see Gelhardt as a long-term target, and with the potential departure of Cyriel Dessers to AEK Athens, they could fund Gelhardt's transfer. Leeds' strengthened negotiating position and Gelhardt's contract, which still has two years left, mean he won't come cheap, but a £3m asking price has been suggested. An outright sale seems more likely than a loan deal.
Joe Gelhardt is on Rangers' radar for a potential loan move. Rangers would like an option to buy him after the loan period, but financial constraints could make this difficult.
Joe Gelhardt is on Rangers' radar for a potential loan move. Rangers would like an option to buy him after the loan period, but financial constraints could make this difficult.
Rangers are reportedly among the clubs interested in taking Leeds United forward Joe Gelhardt on loan in January. Leeds Live credit the Premiership giants and League One side Wrexham as admirers. Former Elland Road midfielder Carlton Palmer urged the club to let the 22-year-old leave due to limited game time.
Rangers are reportedly among the clubs interested in taking Leeds United forward Joe Gelhardt on loan in January. Leeds Live credit the Premiership giants and League One side Wrexham as admirers. Former Elland Road midfielder Carlton Palmer urged the club to let the 22-year-old leave due to limited game time.
Rangers are reportedly among the clubs who have shown an interest in taking Leeds United forward Joe Gelhardt. Gelhardt has barely featured under Daniel Farke this season - making four Championship cameos off the bench with his only start coming in EFL Cup clash with Middlesborough back in August. The Daily Mail states that the Light Blues "offer the prospect of a change of scene" but face competition from QPR, Portsmouth, Stoke City, Plymouth and Preston North End.
Rangers are reportedly among the clubs who have shown an interest in taking Leeds United forward Joe Gelhardt. Gelhardt has barely featured under Daniel Farke this season - making four Championship cameos off the bench with his only start coming in EFL Cup clash with Middlesborough back in August. The Daily Mail states that the Light Blues "offer the prospect of a change of scene" but face competition from QPR, Portsmouth, Stoke City, Plymouth and Preston North End.
Joe Gelhardt has been informed he can leave Leeds United on loan. Rangers are interested in bringing him in, preferably with an option to buy.
Joe Gelhardt has been informed he can leave Leeds United on loan. Rangers are interested in bringing him in, preferably with an option to buy.
Joe Gelhardt, currently at Leeds, is reportedly a loan target for Rangers among other clubs. There is interest from 10 teams, including Glasgow Rangers, for a temporary deal in January. Carlton Palmer, an ex-Premier League midfielder, suggests that Gelhardt should consider moving to Glasgow only if there are no better options in the English Championship.
Joe Gelhardt, currently at Leeds, is reportedly a loan target for Rangers among other clubs. There is interest from 10 teams, including Glasgow Rangers, for a temporary deal in January. Carlton Palmer, an ex-Premier League midfielder, suggests that Gelhardt should consider moving to Glasgow only if there are no better options in the English Championship.
Rangers are reportedly interested in a January loan bid for Joe Gelhardt, a versatile forward from Leeds United, who has struggled for playing time at Elland Road this season.
Rangers are reportedly interested in a January loan bid for Joe Gelhardt, a versatile forward from Leeds United, who has struggled for playing time at Elland Road this season.
Leeds United have received enquiries for Joe Gelhardt, with Rangers and several EFL sides interested in deals for the former Wigan Athletic youngster.
Leeds United have received enquiries for Joe Gelhardt, with Rangers and several EFL sides interested in deals for the former Wigan Athletic youngster.
Leeds United might allow Joe Gelhardt to leave on loan in January. Rangers are interested in acquiring him, but they prefer a permanent transfer instead of a loan, although not for the price Leeds wants.
Leeds United might allow Joe Gelhardt to leave on loan in January. Rangers are interested in acquiring him, but they prefer a permanent transfer instead of a loan, although not for the price Leeds wants.
Leeds United's forward Joe Gelhardt is likely to be allowed to leave the club in January after a season of frustration, making only two substitute appearances in the Championship. Rangers are among the clubs interested in securing his signature, with a loan move until the end of the current campaign being a possibility.
Leeds United's forward Joe Gelhardt is likely to be allowed to leave the club in January after a season of frustration, making only two substitute appearances in the Championship. Rangers are among the clubs interested in securing his signature, with a loan move until the end of the current campaign being a possibility.
Leeds United striker Joe Gelhardt has been told he can exit on loan in January, but Rangers would prefer to buy him.
Leeds United striker Joe Gelhardt has been told he can exit on loan in January, but Rangers would prefer to buy him.
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 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.
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.
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.
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