Girona winger Kim is set to undergo a medical at Rangers.

Rangers close in on another attacking addition

Rangers are reportedly edging closer to completing another addition to Derek McInnes’ squad, with Girona winger Kim Min-Su expected to travel to Glasgow within the next 48 hours for a medical ahead of a potential transfer.

The 20-year-old South Korean attacker has emerged as the latest player being linked with a move to Ibrox as Rangers continue their extensive recruitment campaign this summer.

Kim is currently contracted to Girona but appears set to move on following the Spanish club’s relegation from La Liga.

His expected arrival in Glasgow represents another step towards what could become Rangers’ 12th signing of the summer, highlighting just how much work has already gone into reshaping McInnes’ squad.

The young winger spent last season on loan with Andorra, gaining valuable experience in the Spanish second tier.

His performances there appear to have strengthened his reputation and helped attract attention from Rangers, who are looking to improve their attacking options.

Kim’s record at Girona

Kim Min-su has played twice for Girona so far this season

Kim has developed through the Girona system and has already accumulated considerable experience for a player who is only 20 years old.

During his time with Girona B, the South Korean scored 19 goals in 84 appearances.

Those figures demonstrate that he has already shown an ability to contribute regularly in the final third, despite spending much of his development away from the senior first-team environment.

Kim has also been involved with Girona’s senior side, making eight appearances for the first team.

His opportunities at senior level have been more limited, but his involvement indicates that he has already been considered capable of competing at a higher standard.

Following Girona’s relegation from Spain’s top division, however, his future has taken a different direction.

Rather than remaining with the club for their next campaign, Kim is now expected to pursue a fresh challenge, with Rangers appearing to have moved into a strong position to secure his services.

Successful loan spell at Andorra

The winger spent the previous campaign on loan at Andorra, where he continued his development in competitive second-tier football.

Kim made 40 appearances during his time with the club and scored six goals.

He also provided four assists, giving him 10 direct goal contributions across his campaign.

Those numbers suggest that Kim can offer more than simply pace and width.

His ability to score and create opportunities could make him an important addition to a Rangers side that has already undergone significant changes during the summer.

At 20, he also has plenty of room to develop.

Rangers may therefore see the potential transfer as an opportunity to bring in a young player who can contribute immediately while also improving over the longer term.

Rangers continue major summer rebuild

Kim’s potential arrival comes after an extremely busy summer at Ibrox.

Rangers have already completed the signings of 11 players as McInnes continues to put his own stamp on the squad.

The manager inherited a group that required significant improvement, and the recruitment drive has focused on adding quality and depth across several areas.

Adding another winger would provide McInnes with greater attacking flexibility as Rangers prepare for a demanding campaign involving domestic and European football.

The club are also currently involved in European competition, with Rangers holding a 1-0 advantage over Jablonec ahead of the second leg of their Conference League play-off tie in the Czech Republic.

The upcoming fixture means McInnes will be eager to ensure that his squad has sufficient options as the season develops.

Kim’s arrival could therefore come at an important moment.

Previous winger targets fell through

Rangers had previously been working on another winger deal earlier this month.

The club had been expected to sign PSV Eindhoven winger Couhaib Driouech, but the proposed transfer became complicated after the 24-year-old suffered a minor injury.

That development forced Rangers to reassess their options as they continued searching for another attacking player.

The club also saw a bid rejected for Brighton winger Amario Cozier-Duberry.

Rangers reportedly submitted an offer worth £7.5 million for the 21-year-old, but Brighton turned down the proposal.

Those setbacks have contributed to Rangers exploring other options, and Kim now appears to have emerged as a player who could fill the position they have been trying to strengthen.

Competition already exists on the wings

Although Rangers have been keen to add another winger, McInnes already has several options in wide positions.

Daisuke Yokota joined the club from Hannover at the beginning of August and is one of the players competing for a role in the attacking areas.

Rangers also have Djeidi Gassama, Findlay Curtis and Ross McCausland available as wide options.

The potential arrival of Kim would therefore increase competition for places.

That could be beneficial for McInnes because it would give him more tactical flexibility and allow him to rotate his attackers during a season packed with fixtures.

It could also provide additional pressure on existing players to maintain their performances and fight for their positions.

Kim’s arrival could strengthen Rangers

The prospective move appears to fit Rangers’ broader recruitment strategy.

At only 20 years old, Kim represents a younger option who has already gained experience in senior football.

His record at Girona B, his appearances for Girona’s first team and his loan spell at Andorra all suggest that he has been progressing steadily through the levels.

The six goals and four assists he recorded last season provide further evidence of his attacking contribution.

Rangers will hope that those numbers can translate into performances at Ibrox.

The Scottish club will also be looking for Kim to adapt quickly to a new environment, especially with European football already forming part of their schedule.

Medical expected in Glasgow

The next major step in the potential transfer is Kim’s medical.

The South Korean winger is expected to arrive in Glasgow within the next two days, where he will undergo the necessary medical checks before any deal can be finalised.

If he successfully completes the medical and the remaining transfer details are concluded, Kim could become Rangers’ 12th signing of the summer.

That would underline the scale of the rebuild McInnes has overseen since taking charge.

Rangers have clearly identified attacking depth as an area that still needs attention, particularly after previous negotiations for Driouech and Cozier-Duberry failed to produce a deal.

Another important move for McInnes

Kim’s prospective transfer could ultimately prove to be another significant piece of Rangers’ squad overhaul.

The winger arrives with experience of competitive football in Spain and the potential to develop into an important player at Ibrox.

His record suggests he can contribute goals and assists, while his age gives Rangers the opportunity to work with a player who still has considerable room for improvement.

For McInnes, having another attacking option could be particularly valuable as Rangers balance their European commitments with the demands of domestic football.

The immediate focus remains on the Conference League tie against Jablonec, but the club’s recruitment work continues in the background.

If Kim completes his medical successfully and the transfer is finalised, Rangers will have added another promising winger to an already heavily revamped squad.

The move would also demonstrate the club’s determination to keep strengthening before the transfer window closes and give McInnes another attacking option for the campaign ahead.