Rangers Plot Shock Swap Deal for £10m-Rated Goalkeeper as McInnes Reshapes Squad
Rangers are reportedly considering a surprise swap deal as new manager Derek McInnes continues his summer rebuild at Ibrox.
According to reports, Rangers are exploring the possibility of signing Hull City goalkeeper Ivor Pandur, who is valued at around £10 million. The proposed deal could involve current Rangers goalkeeper Jack Butland moving in the opposite direction as part of the negotiations.
McInnes is believed to be eager to strengthen several areas of his squad after taking charge, with the goalkeeper position emerging as one of the areas under review. Pandur has attracted attention following an impressive campaign and is viewed as a player capable of providing long-term stability between the posts.
Hull City may also be open to discussions due to financial pressures, with reports suggesting the Championship club needs to raise funds before the end of July. That situation could create an opportunity for Rangers to negotiate a deal that benefits both clubs.
While no agreement has been reached, the reported interest highlights Rangers’ determination to reshape the squad ahead of the new season. McInnes has already begun making changes since his arrival and is expected to remain active in the transfer market as he looks to build a team capable of challenging for major honours.
Supporters will now be waiting to see whether the proposed swap deal gathers momentum or whether Rangers decide to pursue alternative targets before the transfer window closes.
