Reports from Spain are emerging this afternoon, claiming that Rangers are set to splash out €10m on Korean attacker Kim Min-su.
The 20-year-old plays for Girona in Spain’s second tier, having spent last season on loan at FC Andorra in the same league.
Kim Min-su is a left winger or attacking midfielder, but such a sum for a player who has barely played in a top league and fewer than 50 games overall sounds like a big risk.
It’s a surprise move, given the need for proven quality, while some are questioning the thought of paying around £8 million for Vaclav Cerny.
Rangers linked with Korean winger Kim Min-su
In recent days, Rangers were said to have enquired about Kim Min-su, along with Trabzonspor and Ajax.
This afternoon, different reports filtered through social media alleging that an agreement was close between both clubs and the player.
Nil Sola from SER Catalunya first reported that “Rangers are coming in with a lot of force and it looks like they’re going to take Min-su from Girona FC.
He detailed that the player’s release clause is €10m with Girona not willing to move on it.
Soon after, a Girona member and fan account stated: “They tell me it’s done.”
It has been alleged that the fee is agreed with the Korean player, giving the green light to proceed.
Awaiting clarity on Rangers bid for Kim Min-su
Let’s await confirmation from sources in Glasgow, but it sounds like this is happening, or at least that the interest is genuine.
It’s a massive fee for potential, regardless of how talented the player is.
It’s clear that the club is moving on targets, as we enter the last fortnight of the window.
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