According to Sportlive, Jose Cordoba, a defender for Levski, has agreed to a provisional deal with Rangers in advance of a summer transfer.
In the competition for the Colombian enforcer, the Bears were the most tenacious, according to the Bulgarian site that shared news from Panama.
All Rangers and Levski need to do is agree on a price, and £3 million should be sufficient to complete the deal at Ibrox.
This summer at Ibrox, Philippe Clement has already acknowledged that he faces a big renovation, with Nils Koppen already working nonstop.
More mobility is urgently needed at the back, as players like Ben Davies, Connor Goldson, Leon Balogun, and John Souttar have just not performed well enough.
Given that Besiktas and other companies are also interested in South America, Cordoba can check those boxes.
Cordoba may be the first of many new arrivals, as a number of players are expected to go to raise money and cut deadwood.
However, with the arrival of players like Mohamed Diomande, Clement and Koppen have already launched the club in a new direction, which is very different from Michael Beale’s past summer.
The Englishman’s transfer transaction was a huge mess, and now it is the responsibility of those in authority to ensure that it doesn’t happen again.
Although a large number of players will be departing, Cordoba might be the first to head in the opposite direction.
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