UNBELIEVABLE! – Liverpool Top Player Finally CONFIRMED for an Ibrox Move After Russell Approves His Transfer to Gers Surprise

Rangers target ambitious move for Liverpool full-back Owen Beck under Russell Martin

Rangers manager Russell Martin is lining up an ambitious move for Liverpool left-back Owen Beck as he begins to reshape his squad ahead of the new season, sources have confirmed.

Beck, 22, is high on Martin’s wishlist as the Ibrox club look to reinforce their options on the left side of defence following a period of transition at the back. The Wales international, who spent last season on loan at Dundee and impressed in the Scottish Premiership, has returned to Anfield this summer but is believed to be open to another move in search of regular first-team football.

Martin has been handed the reins at Rangers with a mandate to modernise the squad and implement his progressive style of football. The former Southampton boss is known for favouring attacking full-backs who are comfortable in possession and contribute to build-up play — a profile that fits Beck’s game perfectly.

Beck made a lasting impression during his time in Scotland, with his performances for Dundee drawing praise from both pundits and rival managers. His consistency, energy, and ability to deliver from wide areas made him one of the standout left-backs in the division last season.

Rangers see him as a long-term solution in a position that has lacked stability in recent campaigns. Borna Barišić has departed the club after five seasons in Glasgow, and while Ridvan Yılmaz has shown flashes of promise, injuries and inconsistency have prevented the Turkish international from fully establishing himself.

A source close to the negotiations told TEAMtalk: “Rangers have admired Owen Beck for some time, and his development last season hasn’t gone unnoticed. There’s strong interest from Russell Martin, and they believe he would be a natural fit for the manager’s style of play.”

Liverpool are understood to be weighing up their options for Beck, who has featured intermittently in the first team but remains behind the likes of Andy Robertson and Kostas Tsimikas in the pecking order. A permanent deal could be on the table, but a structured loan with an option or obligation to buy may be more realistic given the player’s age and potential.

The prospect of regular minutes at a club competing for silverware and European football is likely to appeal to Beck, while Martin is eager to get key targets through the door early in pre-season to begin implementing his tactical vision.

Rangers have already been active in the market this summer as part of a wider rebuild sanctioned by the club’s new hierarchy. With Champions League qualifiers looming and a Premiership title challenge expected, Martin is pushing to secure deals that will bring both quality and depth to the squad.

Should the move for Beck materialise, it would represent a major coup for the Light Blues — and a signal of intent from Martin as he looks to usher in a new era at Ibrox with a side moulded in his image.