Rangers round-up: Worrall and Rossiter linked with exits, Todorov reportedly on trial
Joe Worrall to be recalled?
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New Nottingham Forest boss Martin O’Neill might recall Joe Worrall halfway through his loan spell at Rangers, according to The Daily Record.
The ex-Celtic boss wants the England under-21 centre-back to bolster his defence but would have to pay Rangers a cash sum to recall him.
But Steven Gerrard has since eased fans’ worries, claiming the 22-year-old will stay for the season, The Scottish Sun reports.
Jordan Rossiter available for loan
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Rangers midfielder Jordan Rossiter has been made available for loan, The Express reports.
The 21-year-old’s time at Rangers has been hampered by injuries, limiting him to five appearances this season.
Dundee United and Fleetwood Town are set to go head-to-head in the battle to sign Rossiter on loan.
Mile Todorov on trial
Teenage midfielder Mile Todorov is on trial with Rangers, according to a report by The Daily Mail.
Rangers are set to run the rule over the 19-year-old as he trains with the squad.
The Macedonia youth international currently plays for Novigrad in Croatia, where he has a contract until 2020.
