Glen Kamara could be the subject of a January transfer tussle between Leeds United and Everton.
The Finnish defensive midfielder has been a standout for Rangers this season, with Steven Gerrard desperate to tie down the 24-year-old to a long-term deal.
Kamara has two years remaining on his contract at Ibrox and is valued at £10 million, though Rangers may demand more in the January transfer window rather than next summer.
The Premier League will be an attractive proposition for the 21-time Finland international, especially if he has the opportunity to play under Marcelo Bielsa or Carlo Ancelotti.
Leeds and Everton have been keeping close tabs on Kamara in recent weeks, as both clubs look to provide competition for places in front of their defence.
Kamara started his career at Arsenal but failed to make the grade in North London before moving North to sign for Dundee.
After impressing at Dens Park he was snapped up by Rangers in January 2019 and has played 69 times for the Gers, helping them to the top of the SPL this season.
