Rangers remain in talks with Bailey Rice over a potential contract extension as the midfielder weighs up his future ahead of the summer transfer window.
The 19-year-old has attracted interest from several European clubs, including Ajax and Schalke 04, after entering the final months of his current deal.
The Rangers Review understands discussions with Rice are ongoing as manager Danny Rohl prepares to be heavily backed in the upcoming transfer window following a vote of confidence from chairman Andrew Cavenagh.
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Negotiations with Rice are set to continue as the club looks to reach an agreement with the highly rated youngster. His involvement at first-team level has been limited this campaign, with just one appearance — a 45-minute outing in the Scottish Cup clash with Alloa Athletic in August.
Rice was last named in a matchday squad for the Europa League defeat to Roma before his season was cut short by a training ground injury. Rohl later confirmed the midfielder would require a major operation.
