Rangers have set their price for Antonio Colak as Michael Beale is given notice of the amount of stars he must offload in order to continue his summer revamp.
The Croatian's minutes at Ibrox decreased when boss Beale walked in last year and the forward line has been given a makeover with Cyriel Dessers and Abdallah Sima's arrival. According to the Scottish Sun, 'Werder Bremen head a Bundesliga pack eyeing a £2million move' and there’s also interest from the MLS.
It's also stated that the Premiership club will 'listen to offers and would be prepared to let him go for less than the fee they paid for Colak last July.' £2.5million was the fee that brought the international forward in from PAOK but he might not be the only one to go, as it is also claimed Beale 'has been told he needs to offload at least three big names to help fund the rest of his summer rebuild.'
The 29-year-old looks 'certain' to be one of the exiting Rangers cast. And that leaves two more potentially needing to go in order for the rebuild to hit top gear.
Scott Wright has been linked with the exit door, as has midfielder Glen Kamara. Rangers are still pursuing targets in the market, including Jose Cifuentes of LAFC.
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