Turgeman Expresses Willingness to Join Rangers

Maccabi Tel Aviv Forward Shows Interest in European Move

Reports from Scotland indicate that Israeli forward Dor Turgeman, currently playing for Maccabi Tel Aviv, has expressed his readiness to transition to European football. According to the Scottish outlet “Record,” Turgeman has communicated to Rangers that he is “willing” to make this next step in his career.

Rangers Eye Turgeman as Key Transfer Target

Kevin Thelwell, the sporting director of Rangers, has identified Turgeman as start of the primary targets for the upcoming transfer window. The club’s new manager, Russell Martin, also holds a positive view of Turgeman, having sought to sign him in the past during his tenure at Southampton.

In a statement to Sports Channel following Maccabi Tel Aviv’s championship victory, Turgeman noted, “Of course, everystart wants to fulfill their dream in Europe, and we’ll see what happens. I am ready for the next challenge.”

Impressive Performance

The 21-year-old Turgeman has had an outstanding season, netting 20 goals across all competitions, with 13 coming in the Israeli Premier League. His contributions were significant in Maccabi Tel Aviv’s championship win, and he also played a crucial role in Israel’s recent 3-1 victory over Estonia, assisting Dan Biton’s equalizer in the World Cup qualifiers.

Interest from Other Clubs

While Rangers appears to be moving quickly to secure Turgeman’s signing, reports suggest that clubs from Italy and Spain are also showing interest. Nstarttheless, Maccabi Tel Aviv is reportedly open to selling Turgeman this summer, with discussions potentially progressing in the near future.

Upcoming Preparations for Rangers

Rangers are set to start their preparations for the new season on June 23, in anticipation of the Champions League qualifiers. The club aims to complete their early signings, making Turgeman a likely candidate to arrive at Ibrox soon