A Rangers target has admitted that he could be open to a move to Ibrox this summer.
What's the talk?
Rangers target Stephen Odey has claimed that his head could be turned by a possible transfer to Glasgow amid reports linking both Old Firm outfits with him.
When asked about a potential move to Ibrox or Celtic Park, he told Amtsavisen: "These are big clubs, and it is clear that this is something that I want to be open to. But I'm in Randers FC, and right now that's the only thing that matters. As long as I have not been presented with anything concrete, as I said, I will not let myself be disturbed by it."
"If the right club comes, Randers FC has no choice but to let me go. But I am happy to be in Randers FC, and that does not change the fact that there are some rumours about other clubs. For me, it's about the preparations for the new season with the team I'm part of."
Imagine him & Joe Aribo
If Rangers decide to make a move for Odey then they can form an exciting duo by pairing him with current attacking midfielder Joe Aribo.
Both players are Nigeria internationals and this may help them to connect instantly on the pitch - potentially playing for club and country alongside each other at the top end of the pitch.
If the Light Blues are able to keep hold of Aribo, the ex-Charlton man can line up in the number 10 position or out wide on the right of a front three. This gives him a direct line to link-up with the starting centre-forward in matches and Odey could be the man filling that role.
The £5.6k-per-week Randers FC goalscorer, who was dubbed "deadly" by former manager Fidelis Ilechukwu, managed three goals in four starts in the Europa Conference League last term, whilst also scoring seven goals in 21 starts in the Superliga.
At the age of 24, Odey has room to grow and improve as a player and having a talented gem like Aribo to unlock the best of his abilities could accelerate his development.
In the Premiership last season, the 25-year-old created nine 'big chances' and produced 1.8 key passes per game - showing that he can consistently create opportunities for his teammates.
He can, therefore, provide his fellow countryman with the chances he needs to be a regular goalscorer for Rangers - forming an exciting partnership in the process.