Leeds United face competition to land Ross County wonderkid James Graham with Rangers seeing a bid accepted.
The Whites remain interested in Graham, along with Wolves, for a player who had trial stints at Liverpool and Manchester United last year.
However, MailSport report that Rangers have agreed a fee with the Staggies for the 16-year-old frontman but have so far failed to agree personal terms.
Rangers are keen on the Lewis-born hitman who has earned rave reviews for his displays in the Ross County youth ranks but any deal now lies in agreeing personal terms.
Marcelo Bielsa's excellent record of developing young talent will go some way in helping Leeds' fight for the youngster, although it remains unclear if he would prefer to stay in Scotland.
The Argentine has nurtured the likes of Kalvin Phillips and Jamie Shackleton from the Leeds academy.
Bielsa has also developed loanees such as Ben White and Jack Harrison.
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