Rangers remain in discussions with Bailey Rice over an extension to his Ibrox deal as the midfielder considers his options ahead of the summer transfer window.
Rice has been linked with a number of European clubs - including Ajax and Schalke O4 - after entering the final months of his contract. The Rangers Review understands talks are still ongoing over an agreement that could keep the midfielder in Glasgow.
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Boss Danny Rohl will be backed to overhaul his squad in the summer after being given a vote of confidence by chairman Andrew Cavenagh in recent days. The German is expected to be extremely active in the market as Rangers look to recover from their third-place finish in the Premiership this term.
The Rangers Review revealed on Wednesday evening that Andreas Skov Olsen would be returning to Wolfsburg at the end of his loan deal. Rangers have decided not to exercise their option to sign the Danish internationalist on a permanent contract.
Earlier today, we reported that Liam Kelly was in talks over fresh terms to commit his future to the club ahead of the World Cup. Those discussions will continue as Kelly gears up for a summer representing Scotland.
Negotiations will also continue with Rice to see if a deal can be struck for the 19-year-old. Rice played just one first team match this term after appearing for 45 minutes in the Scottish Cup tie with Alloa Athletic in August.
His last appearance in a matchday squad came in the Europa League defeat to Roma. A training ground injury ended him campaign, with Rohl stating that he would undergo a 'big' operation.
Rangers remain interested in another swoop for Mikey Moore but his situation at Tottenham Hotspur is unclear at this stage. Max Aarons, Jayden Meghoma, Nasser Djiga and Derek Cornelius will also return their respective parent clubs.
“We made a decision last summer to bring in a relatively large number of loan players - I think you’re allowed six and we had six," Cavenagh said at the weekend as he outlined his plans for the transfer window. "I think there is merit to that thought process because once you sign a player you have them for three or four years.
“You need to be a little careful with it and from the start we said from the start this will take us two or three summer windows to get the right team. So I don’t regret the concept of bringing in some loan players and I think you’ll see that tick town this summer.
"We will always have loan players because there is good value. Whether the sporting value or future flexibility.”
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