Lewis Ferguson Eyes a Future at Rangers

Lewis Ferguson, the Bologna and Scotland midfielder, has shared his aspirations of playing for Rangers in the future. At 27, he’s already making waves in Italy, but his heart seems to be set on a return to the Scottish giants. In other news, Rangers winger Findlay Curtis, just 20, is drawing interest from clubs in the Scottish Premiership and England as he finds it tough to secure a starting spot ahead of the January transfer window. Rangers manager Derek McInnes is left pondering the future of 21-year-old Stuttgart winger Badredine Bouanani, unsure if his loan stint will turn into a permanent deal. On the youth front, Arsenal has seemingly set their sights on 15-year-old Rangers right-back Kai Urban, eyeing a potential move. As the transfer chatter heats up, Celtic might be open to selling 27-year-old right-back Anthony Ralston if the right offer comes along in January. In a dramatic twist, Besiktas forward Oh Hyeon-gyu could face an emotional moment if he nets against his former side Celtic in Thursday's Europa League clash in Glasgow. Dundee United's Jim Goodwin is rallying behind midfielder Dylan Tait, 24, advocating for him to earn a spot on the Scotland national team. Meanwhile, Aberdeen is engaging with Andrew Fasanya, their youngest-ever first-team player, about signing his first professional contract as he approaches his 16th birthday in December, despite interest from English clubs. Lastly, Hibernian's manager Marink Reedijk is urging his squad to keep up the intensity they displayed in their recent Scottish League Cup semi-final victory over Hearts.