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Rangers agree deal for Venezuela striker Kelsy - gossip

Rangers agree a fee for key striker target, while Celtic face competition for Torino midfielder.

Rangers agree deal for Venezuela striker Kelsy - gossip

Rangers have reached an agreement to sign Portland Timbers forward Kevin Kelsy, who is 22 years old. According to Athletic, the deal has been finalized. Footmercato reports that two Serie A clubs have shown interest in Rangers' winger Djeidi Gassama, who is also 22. Sportal adds that Red Bull Salzburg could potentially be the destination for Torino and Lithuania midfielder Gvidas Gineitis, who is reportedly a long-term target for Celtic.

The Daily Record reveals that Celtic's asking price for Japan midfielder Reo Hatate, who is 28, has decreased. Bologna and Scotland midfielder Lewis Ferguson reportedly expressed willingness to join Rangers this summer, as per his father Derek's comments to Glasgow Times. Dundee United has made a substantial six-figure bid for Falkirk midfielder Brad Spencer, as reported by Daily Record.

Aberdeen striker Kusini Yengi is set to return to Japan on loan following his stint at Cerezo Osaka last season, according to Press and Journal.

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