BREAKING — Rangers have told forgotten first-team star to PACK HIS BAGS and LEAVE as brutal Ibrox clear-out begins!

Rangers are prepared to part company with Nedim Bajrami during the summer transfer window as plans for a squad overhaul gather momentum.

The 27-year-old played very little football during the closing stages of the 2025-26 campaign and last featured in the Scottish Cup quarter-final loss to Celtic back in early March.

Danny Rohl clearly does not view the Albania international as part of his core plans, and a summer departure is now a real possibility.

Sources have informed Football Insider that the Gers are ready to consider bids for Bajrami and will not block a move should a suitable offer arrive.

Bajrami remains under contract at Ibrox until 2028, but an exit now appears increasingly likely.

Several departures expected at Rangers this summer:

Alongside Bajrami’s potential exit, a number of other players are also expected to move on as Rangers prepare for a major clear-out.

The report states that Nicolas Raskin and Mohamed Diomande are both expected to attract interest and could leave during the window.

Jose Cifuentes is no longer viewed as part of the club’s plans, while Lyall Cameron may also struggle to secure a long-term place in the squad.

Bojan Miovski and Danilo are likewise tipped for summer exits as Danny Rohl looks to reshape his group ahead of the 2026-27 season.

A significant recruitment drive is anticipated to replace those departures, with as many as 10 new arrivals potentially joining the club over the coming months.

Who are Rangers looking to sign?

Football Insider has exclusively reported that Luke Graham has emerged as one of Rangers’ leading transfer targets this month.

The 22-year-old has impressed at Dundee this season, and Rohl had identified the defender during the winter window before a move was prevented.

The interest comes after Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh publicly outlined the club’s intention to focus on recruiting Scottish players as part of a wider squad refresh.

Graham is now viewed as a priority target as the Gers attempt to address the defensive problems that troubled them throughout much of the 2025-26 campaign.

However, Rangers are expected to face competition for his signature, with Portsmouth also monitoring the defender closely.

It remains unclear whether the Light Blues will be able to complete a deal as preparations continue for what could be a major summer rebuild.