The 27-year-old Czech winger has been a revelation at Rangers, but a long-term deal for the Wolfsburg loanee appears increasingly unlikely.
The winger has an impressive return of 13 goals and seven assists this season and is among the first names on Philippe Clement‘s team sheet.
However, Rangers will have a difficult time signing the winger permanently at the end of the season due to rumors that they cannot afford the £8 million Wolfsburg has attached to the player. Many are curious how Rangers will resolve the situation at the end of the season, but the club is free to speak with one potential target right under the nose of an ex-Celtic striker.
Adama Traore, a winger for Ferencvaros, was linked to Rangers back in the summer.
Rangers and Traore were reportedly in “advanced” talks regarding a summer transfer, according to sources from Hungary.
The Malian winger is a true talent who has made an impression on the European scene with Sheriff Tiraspol of Moldova and the Hungarian team.
Similar to Vaclav Cerny, Adama Traore is an energetic right-winger who enjoys cutting inside. His contract expires in the summer, and Rangers are free to discuss a pre-contract with him.
The 29-year-old Traore, a 60-time cap for Mali, is set to hit a significant turning point in his career after agreeing to a three-year contract with Ferencvaros in 2022.
Rangers might get a blow from a former Celtic striker.
Adama Traore, who has scored eight goals for Ferencvaros this season, is still a vital member of the team.
Robbie Keane, a former Celtic and Republic of Ireland striker who took over at Ferencvaros in February, is now the club’s manager.
With the assistance of Adama Traore, who scored a spectacular goal in Ferencvaros’ 4-3 victory over AZ Alkmaar to ensure advancement, the Irishman has guided Ferencvaros to the Europa League knockout stages.
Adama Traore will be crucial to Ferencvaros and Robbie Keane’s success in the Europa League as they prepare for a playoff matchup with Viktoria Plzen.
However, Rangers could steal Traore from under the former Celtic striker’s nose at the end of the season, lessening the blow of Vaclav Cerny’s departure.
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