Concrete contact claim made as Roma and Atalanta want to sign Rangers forward Ross McCausland

Serie A duo Atalanta and Roma want to secure the services of Rangers forward Ross McCausland.

The Italian media outlet reported on 21 November that concrete contacts have not yet been made by either of the clubs.

Both Europa League sides will continue to monitor the 20-year-old striker.

Keep him

Securing the talent of a promising player like McCausland has undoubtedly attracted attention from clubs like Atalanta and Roma and Rangers may face a challenging task in retaining him, especially considering the player’s successful debut and a subsequent call-up to the Northern Ireland national team.

The interest from Serie A clubs adds a layer of complexity to Rangers’ efforts to keep McCausland.

Italian clubs are known for their scouting prowess and their willingness to invest in emerging talents may present tempting offers that could sway the player’s decision.

To retain McCausland, Rangers will likely need to employ a multi-faceted strategy perhaps by offering a competitive and appealing contract extension that could demonstrate the club’s commitment to his development.

Providing assurances regarding potential playing time and outlining the role he could play in the team’s future success may also influence his decision.

Establishing a clear pathway for career progression within the Rangers setup and emphasising the positive aspects of his current development at the club may play a crucial role in convincing him to extend his stay.