Rangers are exploring a summer move for Motherwell forward Liam Gordon, who has been in fine form this season. The Ibrox club is assessing options to bolster their attacking line, with the 24-year-old's contract situation making him a potential target. His pace and goal threat have caught the eye.

Rangers' interest comes as they prepare for a crucial domestic campaign and potential European qualifiers. Gordon's 15 goals this term have kept Motherwell in the top-six conversation, making him a key asset. Losing him would be a blow to the Well's ambitions, while his arrival could offer Rangers a different profile to their current forwards.

The transfer market is heating up, and Rangers will face competition. German clubs have also been linked with Celtic's Matt O'Riley, showing the premium on Scottish talent. Rangers must decide if Gordon fits their budget and tactical plans, with any deal likely to hinge on a reasonable fee given his importance to Motherwell.