Rangers’ Most Expensive Sales of All Time

Glasgow Rangers‘Success in the Transfer Market has been in Recent Years, With Few Players Arriving At Ibrox Going to Make A Genuine Long-Term Impression at The Club.

This has stemmed from Gers Managers Such as Michael Beale and Giovanni van Bronckhorst Being Given Over The Budget. Van Bronckhorst May Have a Sold Calvin Bassey and Nathan Patterson Club-Record Fees Just Months Apart, But These Are The Only Two Success Stories in Recent Years.

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With this in mind, Here is a look at The Record Transfer Sales in Rangers’ History.

10

Joe Real

Rangers to Southampton (£ 6m)

Steven Gerrard Signed Joe Sift For Just £ 300k Due to cross-border transfer Rules – and this would count intangible in Bargain.

He Played 49 Games In HIS FIRST Season, Registering 17 GOAL contributions in the process, Before Winning His First Trophy For The Club in the 2020/21 campn.

The Light Blues Won Their 55th League Title – Their First Decade – By Going Undefeated That Season, With Aribo Shining in Gerrard’s System. Six Goals and Four Assists in 26 League Games Proved Crucial For The Club As He Shone Alongside Alfredo Morelos, Ryan Kent and Ianis Hagi.

His Final Season Saw Season Coming Close to Achieving Immortality. The Nigerian Netted The Opener In The Europa League Final, Sparking Rapturous Scenes in Seville, But The Gers Eventually Lost The Penaltys on the Game.

Shortly After, He moved to Southampton for a fee of £ 6mWHICH COULD YET RISE TO £ 10m.

9

Tore lady flo

Rangers to Sunderland (£ 6.75m)

AS of 2024, Tore Andre Andre Flo Remains The Club’s Most Expensive Signing, Costing £ 12m in November 2000. He scored the His debut Against Celtic Before Netting Another 12 Goals Before the End of the Season.

The Best His HIS HIS Campaign Saw Fle, Netting 25 Goals In All Competitions and Living Up to The Massive Fee.

His Future Looked Bright, Yet When Sunderland Came With a £ 6.75m Bid In August 2002, Alex McLeish Accepted The Offer, And He Was Off Premier League.

8

Barry Ferguson

Rangers to Blackburn (£ 7.5m)

Barry Ferguson Can Lay Captains In The Club’s History, Helping The Side of the Side 2002/03 Winning Handful Honor Honor Honors, Plus Captaining The 2008 UEFA CUP Final.

Not Just One of the Best Players at Rangers, Ferguson Was Arguably One of the finest Midfielders in the Uk His Peak. His Form During That Treble-Winning Season Saw Blackburn Rovers Make a £ 7.5m Bid, which is Duly Accepted by The Club Amid Financial Ibrox Issues.

18 months later, Rangers at Fergers, WHERE HE WENT TO ANOTHER FOUR AND A HALF YEARS, Winning Another Six Major Honors Before Leaving Leaving.

7

Carlos Cuellar

Rangers to Aston Villa (£ 7.8m)

Walter Smith Had Plenty of Work To Do His First Summer Transfer Window in His Second Spell at Ibrox. Indeed, he Made a total of 13 Signings In the Summer of 2007.

Carlos Cuellar Was Among Them, Having Impresed Smith and His Backroom Team A UEFA CUP Clash Just Months Prior.

The Spaniard was a figure of Ibrox at Ibrox, playing 61 games in a campaign whica rangers Win Both Domestic Cups and Reach The UEFA Cup Final. His Form Clearly Impressed Clubs Down South and There Was No Doubt That His Future Was Away from Glasgow.

Before the 2008/09 Season, Cuellar Joined Aston Villa A Fee of Around £ 7.8mRaking in a Serious Profit For Smith In The Process.

6

Jean-Alain Boumsong

Rangers to Newcastle (£ 8m)

Midway Through The 2003/04 Season, Alex McLeish Announced That Rangers Had Signed In-Demand Defender Jean-Alain Boumsong On A Pre-Contract Deal, Beating The Likes of Arsenal and Inter Interior to Signature.

It was a statement of intent and the Frenchman wasted in Settling in Settling Making 26 Appearances During The First Half of The Season For The Gers.

Howver, His Form was interested in Already Attracting. Graeme Souness Wanted Him at Newcastle And An £ 8m Offer Was Far Too Good to Turn Down, Specially Considering He didn’t Cost A Penny.

His Form Nosedived in England, Failing to Live Up to the Hypeed Hype of His Arrival.

5

Giovanni van Bronckhorst

Rangers to Arsenal (£ 8.5m)

Dick AdvocaT’s Dutch Revolution at Ibrox Began in 1998 AS Signed Numerous Players From His Homeland to Bolster His Team, including Young Giovanni van Bronckhorst.

Across The Three Seasons, The Dutchman Would Win Domestic Trophies While Going On To Score Three Goals in the 2000/01 Champions League Group Stages, Boosting His Reputation In The Process.

In the Summer of 2001, Arsène Wenger Came Calling, Securing The Defender Fee of Around £ 8.5mWHICH WAS THEN A Club-Record Sale for The Light Blues.

4

Alan Hutton

Rangers to Tottenham (£ 9m)

Alan Hutton Emerged Through The Academy To Bece Alden Senior Side Under Alex McLeish, But It Walter Smith Who Took Him to The Next Level.

An Attack-Minded Right-Back, Hutton Was Given Free Rein on The Right Side of Defense Under the Veteran Manager. He Registered Five Assists During The First Half of The 2007/08 Season As Rangers Loked to Resume Their Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic Domestic.

Howver, English Premier League Clubs Were Showing Keen Interest by January, And It Was Spurs Who Eventually Got Their Man, Luring Hutton South for a fee of £ 9mWHICH BROKE THE CLUB’S REPORD FOR UTS HIGHEST SALE.

3

HAZAZE NAME

Rangers to Lille (£ 10.4m)

Hamza Igamane WAS Major Rangers in 2025, And He Joined French Side Lille Just Refusing To Rangers As A Second Half Survey Against St. Miren.

The Forward, Who Cost The Gers Around 2024, a fan favorite prior to His departure, with His Late Winner at Celtic Park arguably His Most Iconic Goal in A Rangers Shirt. Still, Those at Ibrox Made a Huge Profit on The Moroccan Forward.

2

Nathan Patterson

Rangers to Everton (£ 11.5m)

Nathan Patterson Like The Heir Apparent to Hutton. Both Scottish Right-Backs Who Loved Going Forward Every Hutton Was Given Plenty of Chances, Whereeas Patterson Had to Wings for James Tavernier to Be Injured OR Opportunity.

The Youngster Made His debut in January 2020 Before Going On Going Play Just 27 Times For the club. When Everton Began to Show Interest With a £ 11.5m Bid (Potentially More Including Add-Ons), It was an offer the Gers Simply Couldn’t turn Down.

So Far, His Time Down South Hasn’t To Exactly Gone To Plan, Disrupting Injuries His Progress. If he can get fit and back Into The Starting XI, Patterson Will Have a Chance to Live Up to His Potential.

1

Calvin Bassey

Rangers to Ajax (£ 19.6m)

Like Seasibo, Calvin Bassey Was Signed For Peanuts Due to Cross-Border Transfer Rules. Originally brought in As a Talented Prospect, The Nigerian Made Just 15 Appearances In All Competitions in His First Season.

The 2021/22 Campaign turned out A link differently. An Injury Crisis Meant Bassey Was Partnered Alongside Connor Goldson at The Heart of Defense, Making a Total Appearances For The Club, Winning The Scottish Cup and Helping The Team Reach The Europa League Final.

Due to His Performances, It didn’t take the Show to Show, with Ajax Looking Most Likely to Sign Him.

Indeed, An Initial Fee of £ 19.6m Was Agreed Between the Two Clubs and The Transfer Was The Highest Sale In The Light Blues’ History As Van Bronckhorst Made A Wonderful Profit on the Defender.

Since then, Bassey Spent A Year In The Netherlands Before Making a Move FulhamWHERE IS NOW IMPRESSING IN THE PROPIER LEAGUE.