A rumour claims that Joe Gelhardt of Leeds United is eager to sign with Rangers during the January transfer window.
With only two appearances in the Championship this season, the 22-year-old is now ranked lower than Joel Piroe, Mateo Joseph, and Patrick Bamford.
For the forward, who has had few opportunities at Elland Road over the past two years, it has been a continuation of his battle.
A number of teams have expressed interest in loaning the forward, a former England youth international, including Rangers.
When the January transfer market opens, he is eager to join the Scottish powerhouses, according to Football Insider.
The revelation might be a shock to teams like Plymouth Argyle, Preston North End, and Portsmouth, who have all been connected to a swoop.
In the summer of 2020, Gelhardt was acquired by Leeds from Wigan Athletic, who were struggling financially.
At the youth level, he was a free-scoring sensation for the Whites and was first assigned to the under-23 team.
Because of his achievements, he was promoted to the senior squad for the 2021–2022 season and made some significant contributions to maintain Leeds in the Premier League.
But under Jesse Marsch, he lost ground and was sent on loan to Sunderland as Leeds dropped to the second division.
Many thought Gelhardt would take front stage after the club was relegated, but under Daniel Farke, he has played a bit-part role.
When the January transfer market opens, he is eager to join the Scottish powerhouses, according to Football Insider.
The revelation might be a shock to teams like Plymouth Argyle, Portsmouth, and Preston North End, who have all been linked to a swoop.
In the summer of 2020, Leeds acquired Gelhardt from Wigan Athletic, who were struggling financially, at the Latics.
He was a free-scoring revelation for the Whites at the junior level and was first assigned to the under-23 squad.
He was promoted to the senior squad in the 2021–2022 season as a result of his achievements, and he made some significant contributions to maintain Leeds in the Premier League.
But as Leeds dropped to the second division, he lost ground under Jesse Marsch and was sent on loan to Sunderland.
The club’s relegation, according to many, would put Gelhardt