This article is part of Football League World’s ‘The Verdict’ series, which provides personal opinions from the FLW writers regarding the latest breaking news, teams, players, managers, potential signings and more…
Rangers have joined the race for MK Dons midfielder Scott Twine, sources have informed Football League World.
Celtic dipped into League One to sign Matt O'Riley from MK Dons in January and now it seems their Old Firm rivals could be set to follow suit.
Football League World understands that Rangers have shown an interest in Twine but face competition from Premier League duo Norwich City and Burnley.
But would that be a good signing for the Ibrox outfit? And do they need him?
Our FLW writers offer their verdicts...
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Toby Wilding
This does feel as though it could be a very good signing for Rangers.
We have seen before with the likes of Joe Aribo, that the Scottish giants are capable of plucking young talent from the Football League and moulding them into high-quality, important players.
As a result, there ought to be confidence around Ibrox that if a deal gets done, it will be a useful one for the club, and Twine's own record, which proves he can both score and create goals on a regular basis, only backs that up.
Indeed, having helped MK Dons to a somewhat unexpected promotion push this season, Twine ought to be brimming with confidence and ready to challenge for more silverware with a move to a club such as Rangers, meaning this feels like one that is well worth pursuing for those in charge at Ibrox.