Rangers defender Clinton Nsiala is being "courted" by Cypriot club Pafos, according to a new report
The 22-year-old has found first-team opportunities hard to come by at Ibrox since joining from AC Milan’s reserves in July 2024. He remains under contract with Rangers until 2028 but is keen on a move to secure regular football.
Nsiala spent the latter half of last season on loan at Belgian side Westerlo. Now, Foot.CD reports that Pafos are interested in the Congolese centre-back, with the Cyprus transfer window closing on September 9.
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If a deal is not done by then, Nsiala may have to wait until December for a potential move.
Despite his limited game time at Rangers, Nsiala has been training and is believed to be keen on a switch that would offer him a clearer route to game time.
His situation contrasts with Rangers' Paul Nsio, who secured a loan move to St Mirren.
