Rangers are expected to extend their offer to Connor Barron for £2 million as a serious tribunal hearing is scheduled.

After Aberdeen turned down Rangers’ initial offer for Connor Barron, Chris Jack of Rangers says the team is “likely to return” with a proposal.

According to the journalist, a new effort is being made to help the two sides resolve their differences without having to go to a tribunal.

But if a tribunal is needed, the Gers will provide a compelling case.

Reasons why Rangers ought to stay out of Connor Barron’s tribunal this summer

Now that a deal has been done for Barron, it is guaranteed that the youngster will be representing Rangers next season.

Given that it increases the Scottish quota and helps fill the vacuum left by John Lundstram, the deal is a brilliant business decision for Phillipe Clement as an initial free transfer.

especially considering that they were able to sign the young player to a four-year contract.

Should the agreement end up in court, the club may end up with far less from the deal than they had anticipated.

Barron has a bright future ahead of him at just 21 years old, so it goes without saying that the Gers will be hoping to turn a profit on him eventually.

However, the Dons’ move might include a sell-on option if the fee needs to be reviewed by a tribunal.

And given that Aberdeen has already turned down a £500,000 bid for Barron [Daily Record, June 25], the cost may well surpass this sum.

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