Rangers Push Hard to Land Dangerous Attacker Couhaib Driouech

Rangers are stepping up their efforts to sign PSV Eindhoven winger Couhaib Driouech, with sources indicating the Ibrox club are determined to complete a deal for the Moroccan attacker before the transfer window closes.

According to reports, PSV are prepared to listen to offers for the 24-year-old, having originally signed him for around £3 million. Driouech is also believed to be open to a fresh challenge after spending the past two seasons in the Netherlands, making him a realistic target for Derek McInnes’ side.

Negotiations are expected to continue after Rangers’ opening offer was turned down. The Dutch champions are reportedly seeking between £6 million and £6.8 million before they will consider parting with the winger, meaning the Scottish club may need to improve their bid if they are to secure an agreement.

Journalist Mounir Boualin, who first reported Rangers’ interest, revealed that the Glasgow club had submitted an initial proposal worth only a few million pounds. He also suggested Rangers are making Driouech one of their priority targets this summer as they push to reach a breakthrough in talks.

Driouech’s performances during the 2025/26 season underline why he is attracting attention. Although he started only five Eredivisie matches, he still managed four league goals and six assists across 29 appearances. He also impressed on the European stage, registering three goals and two assists in seven Champions League outings.

described the winger as a player blessed with pace, direct running and a constant eye for goal, highlighting his ability to punish opponents on the counter-attack.

He also pointed to standout displays against clubs such as Liverpool and Napoli as evidence that Driouech can perform at the highest level.

The reporter added that both PSV and the player are open to a transfer, while Rangers are making every effort to bring the deal to completion.

If the move goes ahead, it could reshape Rangers’ attacking options for the new campaign.

The recent arrival of Daisuke Yokota from Hannover 96 has already strengthened the wide areas, while the departures of Oliver Antman and Nedim Bajrami have created room for further reinforcements.

Ross McCausland remains part of the squad but has been linked with a possible exit, while Findlay Curtis and Djeidi Gassama are currently the other natural wide players available to McInnes.

A successful move for Driouech would increase competition across the flanks, with Curtis and Gassama likely battling for opportunities on the left, while Yokota and the PSV winger could compete for a starting role on the opposite side as Rangers continue reshaping their squad ahead of the new season.