Rangers are considering selling Nico Raskin before the transfer window closes.
The Belgian midfielder, who has two years left on his contract, has attracted interest from clubs in England, Italy, and Spain. The Scottish club is willing to sell if their price is met.
Connor Barron and Lyall Cameron are also expected to leave Ibrox, according to the Rangers Review. Barron has interest from Italy and Spain, while Cameron is being monitored by League One sides and Polish clubs.
John Souttar is a target for English clubs and has options in Major League Soccer. Clinton Nsiala and Ross McCausland are free to find new clubs, with French and Cypriot teams reportedly interested in Nsiala.
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Rangers have a 1-0 lead going into the Conference League play-off second leg against Jablonec on Thursday. Manager Derek McInnes is hopeful of making at least two signings before their Premiership match against Aberdeen at Pittodrie.
However, he acknowledges the difficulty of securing new additions at this time of the season. McInnes said: "I think our focus, certainly my focus, will be to try and get improvements for the second leg.
"Obviously, anybody signing can't play in the second leg. But I do feel before we go to Pittodrie a week on Sunday, we'd like to have a couple of additions in. The club are well aware of that, everybody's trying hard.
"As I said before, these ones are normally the more difficult ones to get, the ones where you're paying a bigger ticket price.
