According to Football Insider, Glasgow Rangers sources claim the Gers are interested in Jonson Clarke-Harris, as they step up their plans to replace Alfredo Morelos.

Gers eye Clarke-Harris

Morelos has recently spoke about his desire to play in the Premier League, and could therefore leave Ibrox this summer.

Were he to depart, he would of course need replacing, and the 55-time Scottish champions have their eyes on Peterborough United striker Clarke-Harris as a result. The Gers had scouts at Posh's game against Accrington Stanley last weekend, with the 26-year-old scoring a hat-trick as Peterborough won 7-0.

Goalscorer

Clarke-Harris has been in terrific form so far this campaign, scoring 25 goals in 37 games in League One and 27 times in all competitions (Transfermarkt). No other player in the English third tier has hit the back of the net on so many occasions in the league (BBC).

Morelos has been a fantastic servant for Steven Gerrard's side, and has finally picked up a trophy after helping the Gers win the Premiership title this term. However, he clearly has ambitions above what Rangers can provide, and so Ross Wilson and co must be prepared to let him depart if he so wishes. Bringing in Clarke-Harris as a replacement, though, could very well be a good bit of business for the Gers.

In other news, Rangers fans are livid at this act of vandalism.