ANDREW CAVENAGH APPROVES THE SIGNING OF PREMIER LEAGUE STRIKER IN THE FINAL WEEKS OF THE WINDOW

Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh has reportedly given the green light for a “statement of intent” signing as the January transfer window enters its final, frantic weeks. The American healthcare magnate, who led the high-profile takeover of the Ibrox club in mid-2025 alongside 49ers Enterprises, is understood to have authorized a significant financial package to secure a Premier League-proven striker to bolster Danny Röhl’s attacking options.
​The move comes as Rangers look to provide Röhl with the “missing piece” of his tactical puzzle. While the club has already confirmed the arrivals of Tochi Chukwuani and Tuur Rommens earlier this month, Cavenagh and the board have identified the need for a more clinical edge in the final third. The search for a new number nine has intensified following the struggles of existing forward options to consistently find the net, with Cavenagh recently telling the Fan Advisory Board that the club is “very active” in pursuing high-quality additions.
​Reports from Ibrox insiders suggest that Cavenagh is prepared to “dig deep” to secure a creative goal threat who can walk straight into the starting eleven. This financial backing is seen as a major vote of confidence in Röhl, who has orchestrated a significant squad shake-up since replacing Russell Martin in October. The chairman’s approval is a clear signal that the new ownership is serious about ending the domestic dominance of their rivals and making an impact on the European stage.
​Fans have reacted with optimism to the news, particularly given Cavenagh’s track record of decisive leadership since his arrival in Glasgow. Having already overhauled the executive structure—appointing Jim Gillespie as the new CEO—Cavenagh is now focusing his efforts on the pitch. With names like Wolfsburg’s Andreas Skov Olsen and several out-of-favour Premier League marksmen linked to the club, the final days of the window promise to be transformative.
​The consensus among the Ibrox faithful is that this “ballsier” approach to recruitment is exactly what the club needs to sustain a title challenge. As the clock ticks down to the February 1st deadline, all eyes are on the Rangers boardroom to see which Premier League star will be the one to lead the line for the remainder of the 2025–26 campaign.