RANGERS INVITES FREE AGENT STRIKER TO TRAINING AHEAD OF CRUCIAL CLASH WITH ABERDEEN AND FANS ARE GOING WILD

Rangers manager Danny Röhl has sparked a frenzy across Glasgow by inviting a high-profile free agent striker Emmanuel Dennis to the club’s training base at Auchenhowie, just days before a pivotal clash with Aberdeen. While the identity of the player is being kept under wraps by the club, footage of a “familiar powerhouse figure” arriving at the training ground has caused a massive stir on social media, with fans convinced a major signing is imminent.
​The move comes at a critical juncture for the Light Blues. Despite a resurgent run under Röhl that has seen them climb to second in the table, the squad is currently stretched thin. With injuries to Nedim Bajrami and Oliver Antman, and the recent “shock” transfer request from Nicolas Raskin, the need for an experienced attacking focal point has become urgent. The invitation to a free agent suggests Röhl is looking for an immediate “X-factor” to partner Youssef Chermiti as they look to close the gap on league leaders Hearts.
​Fans have been “going wild” on platforms like X and Reddit, with many speculating that the mystery guest could be a former Premier League star or a high-caliber continental striker who recently became available. The consensus among the Ibrox faithful is that adding a proven goalscorer for “zero cost” would be another masterstroke in what is becoming a “genius” January window, following the agreed deals for Tochi Chukwuani and Tuur Rommens.
​”If we can get a clinical finisher in before the Aberdeen game, it’s a game-changer,” one fan post read. “Röhl has already transformed the energy of the team; adding a veteran striker to lead the line could be the final piece of the title puzzle.”
​Rangers face Aberdeen today, January 11, at Pittodrie in a match that could define their season. While the free agent is unlikely to feature today, the prospect of an official announcement following the match has the support in a state of high anticipation. For Danny Röhl, the decision to “run the rule” over a top-tier free agent is a low-risk, high-reward move that keeps the momentum firmly with the blue side of Glasgow.