Rangers F.C

Rangers Prospect Holds Exit Talks After Contract Decision

Published

2 months ago

January 20, 2025

Rangers’ 21-year-old attacking midfielder Alex Lowry is in discussions about a permanent departure from the club during the January transfer window.

According to the Rangers Review, the decision follows the club’s communication that his contract, set to expire this summer, will not be renewed.

Manager Philippe Clement is actively reshaping the squad, making decisions on players whose contracts are nearing their end. Lowry, who has not featured for the senior Rangers side this season and has only played for the B team in the Scottish Challenge Cup, is among those affected by this evaluation process.

Potential Move to Wycombe Wanderers

Lowry is reportedly in talks with English League One side Wycombe Wanderers about a potential move. The young midfielder has appeared for Rangers’ first team on 14 occasions, scoring two goals and providing two assists. Despite his promise, he has struggled to secure a regular role in the squad.

What’s Next?

It remains uncertain whether Lowry will finalize a move to Wycombe Wanderers or explore other opportunities. This decision signals Clement’s intent to fine-tune the squad to align with his vision as Rangers continue to navigate the current transfer window.