A £3.2 million agreement is finalized. Fans of the Rangers will be excited by Jose Cordoba’s latest, even though the Ibrox club now needs to give over “more money.”

• The 22-year-old center back from Panama has made an impression during his three and a half years with Levski Sofia in Bulgaria, and there have been rumors of him playing for Rangers since the beginning of the season.

  
  Reporters in Panama suggested that the Rangers were interested; the Ibrox team is reportedly up against competition from Belgium, France, and Turkey.

  However, this connection appears more solid amid rumors that the Gers and Jose Cordoba are in “advanced talks” and that the team gave the center back the Ibrox treatment against Kilmarnock.

  According to recent reports from Bulgaria, the Rangers are reportedly nearing a deal to sign Jose Cordoba and are even willing to go above and beyond to secure his transfer to Ibrox.

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The deal between Rangers and Levski Sofia is reportedly the subject of “final negotiations,” according to the Bulgarian newspaper Blitz.

According to the report, Jose Cordoba has a pre-agreement to join Rangers, and the two teams are currently working out the specifics of the transfer. They cite information they obtained from Panama.

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It’s interesting to note that the source states Rangers would pay £3.2 million to sign the center back, which is “more money” than Levski Sofia had anticipated receiving in exchange for the player.

As the Rangers attempt to reassemble their team this summer under Philippe Clement and Nils Koppen, this figure is sure to draw attention.

The team seems to think Jose Cordoba matches that description. The Gers are eager to make deals for young players with tremendous potential who may possibly be moved on for lucrative earnings.

The signing of Cordoba to Glasgow would mark Rangers’ first acquisition of what looks to be a busy window in Govan, should a transfer go through.

Rangers-Transfer Links intensify

There is no doubt that the noise level surrounding this deal is rising.

While opinions in Jose Cordoba’s home country of Panama have been divided on his possible Rangers transfer, Levski Sofia has never stood in the way of a move going through.

The president of the Bulgarian team has actually stated in the past that it would be ethically wrong to prevent Jose Cordoba from making a significant move that many believe the center back deserves.

In the forthcoming window, Rangers manager Philippe Clement has made it apparent that the team is attempting to find a balance between young, exciting players and seasoned veterans.

This is due to Rangers’ connections to several talented individuals from across the world.

While South African midfielder Rebohile Mofokeng and Malian winger Adama Traore have been the focus of significant reporting, Brazilian left-back Jefferson is still rumored to be joining the Gers.

Albion Rrahmani, an exciting forward from Kosovo, was recently linked to Rangers, but the rumored asking price of Rrahmani’s current team, Rapid Bucharest, may prove to be a barrier.

Rangers have one more game left in this season before they play Celtic in the Scottish Cup Final, and after that, we have a feeling that the doors at Ibrox will soon open.

Even though it can’t be verified until the scarf is raised high above his head, Jose Cordoba appears to have a good chance of being the first person to pass through it.

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For Rangers supporters, the name Martyn Waghorn brings back nostalgic memories.

After joining the Gers from Wigan Athletic in 2015 alongside captain James Tavernier, the English striker enjoyed a successful debut season at Ibrox.

After scoring 28 goals in his debut campaign at Rangers, many anticipated that Martyn Waghorn would lead the team to 55 goals in the Scottish Premiership.

These proved to be extremely fleeting.

Following a disappointing first season back in the Scottish Premiership, Waghorn returned south, Warburton was benched and replaced by Pedro Caixinha, with the Portuguese calling the shots.

However, the forward is expected to be without a club as current Derby County announces a number of departures, eight years after that Ibrox leave.