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Rangers one step away from confirming £8.5m attacker transfer
Rangers are one step away from confirming the £8.5 million attacker transfer, as Girona winger Kim Min‑su is set to join Ibrox on a €10 million deal. The 20‑year‑old, capable of playing both flanks, has attracted the Scottish club as they chase their 12th summer signing.
Rangers' need for a versatile forward
The club has been forced to look beyond the market after striker Youssef Chermiti suffered a long‑term injury, leaving a clear gap in the front line. Kim Min‑su, who scored six goals and provided four assists in LaLiga 2 while on loan at Andorra, offers the pace and two‑sided ability Rangers require. Girona’s relegation from LaLiga last season also means they are eager to sell, making the winger an affordable yet high‑potential option.
Impact on Rangers and Girona
For Rangers, the €10 million (£8.5 million) one‑off fee strengthens the attack and provides a timely solution to the striker shortage, a move that is unusual under current Financial Fair Play rules. Girona will receive much‑needed funds after their drop to the second tier, helping them adjust to a lower salary cap. The deal also continues the Gers’ summer recruitment drive, following the earlier £3 million signing of Daikute Yokota.
Rangers target wing depth with South Korean signing Kim Min‑su
Action Images via Reuters By  Jamie Kemble PM GMT+1 reported the move. He is a Welsh journalist based in Valencia, Spain, who studied journalism at the University of South Wales and published the book Bluebird Heaven with Pitch Publishing. Since then he has specialised in PR and Spanish translation, working with Reach PCL, Iconic Group and others.
The story appeared on GiveMeSport, where readers can Add Us, generate a Summary, Like, and Give feedback. The Gers are keen to finalise the one‑off fee and complete the transfer. This action marks another significant addition to Rangers’ summer transfer activity.