According to the Daily Record, Rangers are interested in signing Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper Pierce Charles. The club's sporting director had already tried to bring Charles to Rangers, and Sheffield Wednesday rejected a £1million bid for the goalkeeper last summer. The report states that the cash-strapped club faces financial uncertainty that has lingered since the summer, with uncertainty persisting over potential investment or a takeover. This could lead Rangers to look to raid the struggling club and offer a cash injection.

Rangers have reportedly had a bid rejected for Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper Pierce Charles. Insiders at the cash-strapped Championship club are said to be baffled by the rejection. Hillsborough chiefs have knocked back £1 million-plus bids from Rangers. It remains to be seen whether Rangers will return to the negotiating table with an improved bid.

Pierce Charles, a goalkeeper for Sheffield Wednesday, has been identified as a target for Rangers by Ibrox boss Russell Martin, who seeks additional competition for Jack Butland. However, Rangers face competition from clubs in England and Europe for the 19-year-old's signature. Charles has two years left on his contract with Sheffield Wednesday and made 13 appearances for the club last season. Additionally, he has already earned nine caps for Northern Ireland at the senior level. Transfermarkt currently values the player at 300k euros.