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Ferguson eyes Rangers future as transfer window approaches

Lewis Ferguson reveals Rangers ambition while transfer activity intensifies across Scottish football. Findlay Curtis attracts loan interest, Arsenal target young defender Kai Urban, and Aberdeen pursue Andrew Fasanya contract talks.

By The UK Pulse Editorial Team·Source: BBC Sport··2 min read·How we work
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Bologna and Scotland midfielder Lewis Ferguson, 27, has indicated he harbours ambitions to eventually join Rangers. According to BBC Sport, the player expects to play for the Scottish club at some stage in his career. This comes as Rangers prepare a £15m bid for Ferguson in January, according to earlier reporting from September 2026.

Rangers winger Findlay Curtis is drawing loan interest from Scottish Premiership clubs and English sides as the 20-year-old seeks regular playing time ahead of the January transfer window. The winger has struggled to establish himself as a regular starter at Ibrox, prompting other clubs to explore a temporary move.

Rangers manager Derek McInnes remains uncertain about the prospects of converting 21-year-old Stuttgart winger Badredine Bouanani's loan arrangement into a permanent deal. The manager has not yet received clarity on whether the German club would be willing to negotiate a permanent transfer.

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Arsenal are reportedly preparing an approach to sign 15-year-old Rangers right-back Kai Urban, viewing the young defender as a prospect for their academy development programme.

Celtic have signalled their willingness to allow 27-year-old Scotland right-back Anthony Ralston to depart if suitable offers materialise during the January transfer window. The defender could attract interest from other clubs seeking experienced defensive options.

Aberdeen have initiated discussions with Andrew Fasanya regarding a first professional contract when he reaches 16 in December. The striker, already Aberdeen's youngest-ever first-team player, is being pursued by English clubs but the Pittodrie side are keen to secure his future with a long-term agreement.

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