Djeidi Gassama's stance on Danny Rohl reunion revealed as Rangers ready to accept offer

Djeidi Gassama is keen to leave Rangers and join Red Bull Salzburg ahead of the transfer deadline, sources have told Football Insider.

The winger has been subject to significant interest in recent days from clubs in both Italy and France, while Austrian side Salzburg are also in the race.

Rangers are understood to be ready to accept an offer for Gassama this week, provided that it gets close to their valuation of the wideman.

Sources say that the idea of a reunion with ex-Rangers boss Danny Rohl is of huge appeal to the 22-year-old.

The pair worked together both at Ibrox and at Sheffield Wednesday, and there could be a "willingness from all parties" to make the deal happen.

Gassama notched nine goals and five assists from 56 games last term, but failed to truly establish himself in Rangers' starting XI.

Rangers open to cashing in on Djeidi Gassama

Gassama's future is firmly up in the air as we head into the final hours of the window, and it remains a genuine possibility that he could leave Ibrox.

The youngster impressed with his quality at times during his debut campaign for the club last term, but left fans frustrated with his lack of consistency.

Rohl had a great deal of trust in Gassama during his tenure in charge, and that has translated across into Derek McInnes' reign.

The wideman has started in five out of seven games for the Gers so far this term, but they are still prepared to cash in on him.

Min-Su Kim impressed on debut in the win over Aberdeen last weekend, and that has only added fuel to the fire that Gassama could be heading for the exit.

He has interest from a wide array of European clubs, but it is a reunion with Rohl that truly appeals to him.

Rangers preparing to lose Nicolas Raskin

Former Manchester United chief scout Mick Brown told Football Insider last week that Rangers are "prepared to lose" star midfielder Nicolas Raskin before the deadline.

The Glasgow giants are bracing themselves for offers for the Belgian, but are yet to receive any concrete bids for him as of yet.

Raskin was left out of Rangers' squad for the win over Aberdeen last weekend, and Brown believes that they already have a succession plan in place for his departure.

The 25-year-old has been subject to significant interest in recent months, but time is running out for him to get his move.