Brighton eye move for Rangers midfielder Nicky Law
The Seagulls may face competition for Law from Birmingham and Reading, and seven other unnamed clubs.
The former Motherwell midfielder could leave Ibrox for around £500,000 and was the subject of interest from Bolton and Huddersfield in the last transfer window.
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Hide AdLaw bagged a brace in Rangers’ 4-0 victory over Raith Rovers on Sunday, taking his tally to 12 for the season as Stuart McCall bids to guide Rangers to the Premiership via the play-offs.
The former Bradford boss is reportedly keen on keeping Law at Ibrox but that could change if McCall is not handed a longer deal as Rangers manager.
Up to 12 players are out of contract at Ibrox in the summer, with midfielder Ian Black a target for Wigan.
And striker Kenny Miller, in his third stint with the club, told the Daily Mail: “I have put talks about contracts and the likes on hold because it’s more important we get back to where we belong – which is the Premiership.
“I’m not really worried or thinking about it too much because a big part of it will come down to whether or not we are successful.
“After that, if we’ve done that, then there is probably a better chance of people getting contracts.’
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