, Rangers join Swansea City in race for Matthew Sorinola, report claims

Rangers join Swansea City in race for Matthew Sorinola, report claims

Rangers ‘have held an interest’ in Swansea City target Matthew Sorinola in recent weeks, claims a report from Swansea Independent.

Sorinola, 21, currently plays for Belgian side Royal Union SG. He joined the club from MK Dons last summer after enjoying a breakthrough campaign under current Swansea City manager Russell Martin, and recent reports have suggested that the Swans boss is keen on a reunion this summer.

But an emerging report from Swansea Independent has poured cold water on the move, writing that it must be taken ‘with a pinch of salt’ given the fact that Sorinola only signed for Royal Union SG last summer.

And the same report goes on to reveal that Rangers have shown an interest in the full-back recently, potentially giving the Swans some competition for the signing if they are indeed pursuing the Englishman.

A versatile player…

Sorinola is a full-back, capable or playing in more attacking roles and on either flank, though he predominantly plays on the left.

For the Swans, this would be an exciting summer signing – Martin saw Jake Bidwell leave earlier this season, with Ryan Manning having been preferred in the middle but forced to play back out on the left.

And Sorinola is obviously someone who Martin knows well from his time at MK Dons.

With Rangers now in the mix though, the Scottish club would of course prove an attractive destination for many, with the lure of European football a huge pulling factor.

With this particular transfer rumour looking to have very little in it as it stands though, expect the Swans to turn their attentions elsewhere.

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