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Tuur Rommens whereabouts revealed as 49ers put money where their mouth is for next Rangers deal

Rangers’ transfer business looks set to heat up in the coming days. Tuur Rommens has been the subject of a £3million bid from Rangers, as Danny Rohl looks to strengthen his backline for their title bid. The 22-year-old may not be the only man to arrive in Govan in the near future, with Rangers’ offer for Tochi Chukwuani set to be accepted by Sturm Graz.

Now, Belgian outfit Nieuwsblad backed up claims of the Ibrox side’s £3million bid for Rommens, and shared an update on his whereabouts at the moment.

🚨 Exclusive💶 Rangers have submitted a bid in region of 3.5million euros for Belgian Under-21 ace Tuur Rommens🤔 Belgian club Westerlo are now weighing up the offer ➡️ Read more here: https://t.co/iAKibnD4ME— Andy Newport (@AndyNewportDR) January 7, 2026

Where is Tuur Rommens as Rangers transfer shapes up

Rangers have been tracking Rommens for a while, and their interest has finally been firmed up with an approach.

The report claims that the defender is still in Antalya, Turkey, training with the Belgian outfit, as they consider the Gers’ offer.

It states that if the situation is right, they would allow Rommens to leave, meaning that they are open to a sale.

After a shaky start to their life as the majority owners of the Light Blues, the 49ers Enterprises group and Andrew Cavenagh have bounced back and are back on track. They hired Rohl in an appointment that looks like a masterstroke, as he has put the side right back in contention for the title, with half the season still left to play.

Now, they are backing the German, with Rommens and Chukwuani set to cost around £7m, and we are only eight days into the transfer window, there could be more incomings to bolster the title charge.

The ownership are putting their money where their mouth is, after already spending a significant amount in the summer, and it should only benefit the Auchenhowie outfit.

They are righting their wrongs, learning from their mistakes, and that bodes well for the Gers, and potentially paints a worrying picture for their rivals. If they get it right in the market, it could supercharge their aspirations and take them to the pinnacle of Scottish football, before the expected timeframe.