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Rangers now in frame for ‘brilliant’ Aston Villa star who has played 55 PL matches, Leeds keen…

Rangers are one of the clubs interested in recruiting the services of Aston Villa left-back Alex Moreno this summer, according to Foot Mercato journalist Santi Aouna.

Rangers manager Russell Martin needs to sign another left-back as Jefte and Ridvan Yilmaz could both leave the Ibrox club in the coming days, and the Villa star has emerged as an option to replace them.

Moreno spent last season at Nottingham Forest as he is not in the plans of Villans manager Unai Emery, but whether a move to join the Bears in the Scottish Premiership appeals to him is unknown.

The 32-year-old Rangers target, who has played 55 Premier League games, is also wanted by Real Betis and Girona, while Leeds have been linked too.

🚨🔴⚫️🇪🇸 #PL |

❗️Priority target for Betis is still Alex Moreno, the left back of Nottingham Forest.

➡️ Alex Moreno is open to come back in Betis

👀 Girona and Glasgow Rangers are also there pic.twitter.com/R6Ok0aghqz

— Santi Aouna (@Santi_J_FM) August 15, 2025

The Light Blues want more quality additions and the ‘brilliant’ and versatile Moreno could be a perfect signing.

He can also feature as a left winger, with dribbling and intercepting the ball some of his major strengths.

Rangers could do with his ball-playing qualities at both ends of the pitch but the finances to get a deal done could make a move for him tricky for them.

Real Sociedad and Burnley are also keen on the services of Moreno, but Champions League football at Ibrox could lure the Villa star to join the Light Blues.

Rangers are in play-offs of the qualifying phase of the elite European competition, where they will face Club Brugge for a spot in the league phase of the competition proper.

They saw off Panathinaikos and Viktoria Plzen in the second qualifying round and third qualifying round, respectively, to book a place in the last phase of the qualifiers, and advancing could boost their chances of landing Moreno and other targets.

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