
Rangers fans speculate about 25-year-old signing on Twitter after Caixinha comments
By Harvey Byrne
Rangers fans have taken to Twitter to speculate that one of the club’s new signings could be Aberdeen midfielder Ryan Jack after manager Pedro Caixinha’s comments in his Monday press conference.
The 46-year-old also disclosed that the Ibrox giants now what they’re looking for and that things were going in the direction that the club wanted.
“We are about to get one deal, or more than one deal, done in those positions, so we know what we want,” Caixinha said, as quoted by the BBC Sport website.
“We know exactly what we are looking for and things are going in the direction we want.”
This has naturally caused mass speculation among the Rangers fan base on social media as to who the new signing could be and one of the more frequent named is the Dons captain Jack, who is out of contract this summer.
The 25-year-old midfielder has also previously been linked with a move to Ibrox and the Scottish Sun claimed in April that Caixinha was keen on the former Scotland Under-21 international.
Now, with rumours resurfacing that Jack will be joining the club fans have generally reacted positively to the news on social media.
One supporter claimed he was “what our midfield is screaming for,” while another claimed he would be a “tremendous signing”.
Here are a selection of their messages on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/jamesablack/status/864140751403397121
https://twitter.com/Chr1sMcLaughlin/status/864141312605474816
https://twitter.com/TheFamousRFC/status/864138834996600832
Jack has played in 37 matches in all competitions for the second placed Aberdeen this season and he would certainly be a key signing for a lot of Premiership clubs, especially on a free.
In other Rangers transfer news, Caixinha has responded to speculation that the Gers are interested in this midfielder.
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