Rangers transfer news bulletin as Joe Aribo sent definitive future statement while Glen Kamara branded Leeds risk

Rangers outcast Glen Kamara has been told he WON'T be a good fit for Leeds United should the club make their move for the midfielder.

Rangers boss Michael Beale left the Finland international training in isolation to push through a move away from Glasgow with clubs in Turkey and France as well as a switch to Elland Road touted during the transfer window. The 27-year-old has found himself on the fringes of Beale's revamped squad and has yet to play a minute of football this term.

However, boss Daniel Farke has been warned by former Leeds legend Paul Robinson that a move for Kamara would be a mistake as they look to earn promotion from the English Championship. Speaking to Leeds United fan site MOT News, Robinson said: “You’re looking for players that are going to come in and make an impact. Leeds aren’t in a place where they can take a chance on a player where they, they think they’ll bring a player in and this might work or it might not.

“They’re in a situation now where they’re trying to bounce back at the first attempts. They want players who are proven players and who will improve the starting 11, or at least make a very good case for a start in 11. I’m not sure he’s one.”

Elsewhere, speculation has been bubbling throughout the summer that Joe Aribo could return to Ibrox. Aribo is playing Championship this term - just over a year since he wrote his name in Rangers history by netting in the Europa League Final defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt.

Boss Russell Martin has handed the Nigeria international just two cameos off the bench so far this season - insisting after the shock defeat to Gillingham that it was a plan to ramp up his fitness. After the clash he insisted: I'd have loved to have those guys on the pitch for