Rangers have held talks with Daniel Cousin regarding the possibility of bringing the veteran striker back to Ibrox on a free transfer.
Veteran striker could return to Ibrox as short-term fix
Rangers have held talks with Daniel Cousin regarding the possibility of bringing the veteran striker back to Ibrox on a free transfer.
Cousin impressed with Rangers during the 2007/08 season before leaving for Hull City and he could be a short-term answer to manager Ally McCoist's striking problems.
McCoist saw Nikica Jelavic leave for Everton before the close of the transfer window and the SPL champions were unable to bring in a replacement.
A move for Cousin is now in the pipeline after the Gabon international impressed at the Africa Cup of Nations during the co-hosts' run to the quarter-finals.
Positive
He has most recently been playing in his homeland for FC Sapins and reports claim Rangers are waiting for confirmation that Cousin is eligible to sign for the club on a free transfer.
The 35-year-old's agent Willie McKay has confirmed there have been discussions and that Cousin is interested in a return to Ibrox.
McKay told the
Daily Record: "Daniel had talks with Ally McCoist today and everything looks very positive.
"He has a few offers on the table because of his recent form with Gabon but he is keen on the idea of returning to Rangers.
"The last time I took him there they won the title so who's to say it won't happen again?"
