Patrick Vieira has had a solid start to life at Crystal Palace so far, leading his team to a challenge for a top-half Premier League finish in his first managerial role in England.
Add to that a run to the FA Cup semi-finals and it has been a productive season, but the 45-year-old won't want to stop there. His winning mentality shone through as he captained Arsenal to a host of trophies during his playing career and he will aim for Palace to win some kind of silverware.
In order to do so, he will need to bolster the squad, and there have been links with many talented players, with Joe Aribo being one of the standouts.
Palace's interest in the 25-year-old stretches back to October last year, during a spell where the Nigeria international was arguably Steven Gerrard's best player at the time at Ibrox.
His ascendency from young prospect to a player who is imperative to Rangers' success has perhaps always been in the making. His performances once led Gerrard to claim he “has the world at his feet” and indeed Aribo has looked like a player who could thrive in any league.
The £14k-p/w star would enhance a Palace team that Vieira is looking to lead to big things, and with him and Wilfried Zaha in the same team, defenders would be in for a torrid time.
Whilst Aribo has fewer goals than the Ivorian this season (eight to 14) the 25-year-old has registered more assists in all competitions (seven to two), proving that scoring isn’t his only strength and that he has the creative skills to make him a success in England.
Vieira would surely love to have both Aribo and Zaha in the same team, although there is no doubt that the Rangers side would be much poorer without the midfielder, and it could well take a big fee for Giovanni van Bronckhorst to even consider selling the Nigerian.
It could be a nervy time for Rangers fans in the summer transfer window, but a very exciting one for the Selhurst Park faithful.