'Outstanding' Rangers player on verge of being sold, he's travelled for his medical

Glasgow Rangers defender George Edmundson is reportedly on the verge of leaving Ibrox.

According to the Daily Record, the Gers centre-back is closing in on a permanent switch south of the border.

Edmundson has reportedly travelled down to Ipswich for his medical ahead of an initial £1million move.

Rangers could also be set for a windfall if the English club earns promotion from League One, added the report.

Edmundson joined Rangers from Oldham in June 2019 for a reported £800,000.

The 6ft 3in ace looked set for a bright future at Ibrox as he put in some bright displays early on.

Rangers to sell player once deemed “faultless”?

Edmundson’s Scottish Premiership debut, in a 5-0 win over Hamilton, saw Steven Gerrard sing his player’s praises.

“[Edmundson] was faultless,” the Glasgow Times quoted Gerrard as saying.

“Really strong, he’s been out a little while looking in.

“I wanted him to get used to how we play and have a look at our opposition.

“He’s looked in, been learning and working ever so hard for his opportunity.

“That came today and he took it, I thought he was faultless. Outstanding.”

However, Edmundson lost his place in the side, before an off-the-field issue saw him hit with a domestic suspension.

He then joined Derby on loan in the second half of last season before he returned for pre-season at Rangers.