Rangers are in talks to sign Coventry City winger Jahnoah Markelo.
The club is keen to secure the 23-year-old ahead of their Premiership opener against Dundee United.
Markelo, who came through the ranks at Ajax before moving to Coventry following a two-year spell with FC Zurich, is on Rangers' shortlist for the right-wing position, reports the Rangers Review.
This comes after manager Derek McInnes stressed the need to strengthen wide areas following pre-season matches.
The club is considering a loan move for the player, who made only five appearances for Coventry last season. There has been significant interest in Markelo from across Europe this summer.
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Rangers are also set to finalise a deal for Philadelphia Union defender Olwethu Makhanya. The South African international is expected to sign a four-year contract with Rangers, making him the club's eighth summer signing.
Union will receive around £3 million for the defender, adding another option to McInnes's defensive line-up.
Brighton winger Amario Cozier-Duberry is also under consideration for the right-wing position. The 21-year-old impressed on loan at Bolton last season and remains a potential choice for Rangers.
He continues to train with Brighton, as they decide on his future with the south-coast club.
