Plymouth Argyle is open to the possibility of Rangers target Morgan Whittaker leaving if the club expresses interest. The Ibrox club has shown a sustained interest in acquiring the winger. Neil Dewsnip, the director of football at Home Park, indicated that the club would not oppose any player's departure, including Whittaker, provided the player wishes to leave and the club can prepare for the exit. A previous offer of approximately £7 million, including add-ons, was turned down during the summer transfer window. The Scottish Premiership club had previously shown interest when Michael Beale was in charge and Whittaker was with Swansea City.

Morgan Whittaker was in discussions with Rangers earlier this summer and was open to the move, but the transfer ultimately couldn't be agreed upon. This was the second time Rangers attempted to sign Whittaker, having previously tried to bring him in from Swansea.

Rangers have serious interest in Plymouth attacker Morgan Whittaker. The player, 23, still fancies a move to the Scottish Premiership and Europa League, but his fee is believed to be too significant.

Rangers have resurrected their interest in Whittaker after it was originally formed under former boss Michael Beale. Whittaker ended up moving to Argyle permanently after impressing on a loan from Swansea. His asking price has escalated since then. Wayne Rooney, Plymouth's manager, mentioned an offer received for Whittaker was 'insulting.' Rooney emphasized that Whittaker has shown no indications of wanting to leave the club, despite the interest from Rangers.