Rangers boss Derek McInnes stresses his desire to sign James Penrice on a permanent deal, with the full-back's impact leading to a first Scotland call.
Rangers manager Derek McInnes has confirmed his desire to turn James Penrice's loan from AEK Athens into a permanent transfer. The 27-year-old left-back has impressed since arriving at Ibrox, helping Rangers to a 12-match unbeaten domestic run and setting up Ryan Naderi's winning goal against Aberdeen in the League Cup semi-final.
Penrice's current loan agreement includes an option to buy, reportedly set at around £1.2m, though reports suggest AEK may seek renegotiations. Penrice's impressive form also earned him a maiden Scotland call-up from head coach Sebastien Pocognoli for upcoming Nations League matches against North Macedonia and Switzerland.
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