Rangers Attacking Ace Drawing Interest From Serie A Pair: What Should The Gers Do?

Rangers Attacking Ace Drawing Interest From Serie A Pair: What Should The Gers Do? If a recent update from Italian transfer expert Nicolo Schira is accurate, Rangers are sweating over the future of Djeidi Gassama. Serie A duo Monza and Parma are in talks with the Glasgow giants ahead of a potential move for their star winger. The 22-year-old Mauritanian international progressed through AS Carrières Grésillons, Poissy, Mantes, Brest and Paris Saint-Germain’s academy ranks before breaking into the latter’s reserves in the fifth tier of French football. Despite one senior appearance for the Ligue 1 giants, Gassama was loaned out to Belgian top-flight outfit Eupen for regular minutes. With no immediate future in Paris, the youngster joined Sheffield Wednesday in a €1m transfer. There, he flourished under Danny Rohl and coincidentally reunited with the German gaffer at Ibrox. The Light Blues snapped him up last summer for around €2.4m during Russell Martin’s tenure. However, Rohl replaced him in October and brought them back in the title hunt. DUNDEE, SCOTLAND – JULY 31: Jesse Randall of Dundee United vies with Djeidi Gassama of Rangers during the William Hill Premiership 2026/27 match between Dundee United and Glasgow Rangers at Tannadice Park on July 31, 2026 in Dundee, Scotland. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images) Rangers lost the plot completely in the decisive weeks, but Gassama showed his flair, finesse and flexibility on both flanks, scoring 9 and assisting 6 times in 56 appearances across competitions. Derek McInnes has succeeded Rohl ahead of the current campaign, and the former PSG prodigy is featuring week in, week out, primarily from the left. Why Rangers Should Assess All Possibilities Before Making The Call Although Gassama is getting the nod over Findlay Curtis and Thelo Aasgaard, Kim Min-Su’s likely arrival could jeopardise his starting status. Rangers have triggered the £8.5m release clause of the Girona wideman, who is expected to operate from the left, thus jeopardising the Mauritanian’s gametime. Daisuke Yokota, the other summer recruit, has been a breath of fresh air down the right-hand flank, and a substantial offer from the suitors might force the Scottish side to sanction his departure. But a lot depends on their European future. Anything but a defeat against Jablonec in Czechia would earn them a spot in the Europa Conference League main draw, and a deep run in the competition, along with three domestic tournaments, demands significant squad depth. Rangers have parted ways with Nedim Bajrami, Oliver Antman and Danilo. Mikey Moore and Andreas Skov Olsen also returned to their parent clubs after completing their loan spells. Curtis has rejoined the first team after his brief yet impressive stint with Kilmarnock, but Gassama’s exit would further decimate the depth on the wings. McInnes should block a late move, unless the offer is too fascinating to turn down or a replacement is roped in before deadline day.