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Rangers Eye Surprise Move for Sunderland Teenager Finn Geragusian

Rangers have reportedly set their sights on Sunderland striker Finn Geragusian as they begin planning for the summer transfer window. The 18-year-old, highly rated by Black Cats manager Regis Le Bris, has been invited to train with the first team on multiple occasions.

While Geragusian has yet to make his senior debut for Sunderland in the Premier League, he has been a consistent performer for the Under-21 side, recording 10 goals and six assists across 34 appearances.

The Northern Echo also links the youngster with Nottingham Forest, indicating growing interest in the Armenian international.

This week could prove pivotal for Geragusian, who may make his senior international debut for Armenia against Belarus in an upcoming friendly. He received his first senior call-up earlier this month and could soon mark both his international and Sunderland first-team debuts.

Celtic Consider Summer Signings Amid Struggles

Meanwhile, Celtic F.C. appear poised to convert one of their standout loan deals into a permanent transfer as the club prepares for summer rebuilding.

After a challenging 2025/26 season, highlighted by an inconsistent campaign and a 2–0 defeat to Dundee United, Celtic find themselves trailing Heart of Midlothian by five points with just seven games remaining.

Managerial uncertainty adds to the pressure, with Martin O’Neill providing temporary stability while the club evaluates permanent options. Robbie Keane’s name has emerged as a potential candidate, although interest from Tottenham Hotspur could complicate matters.

Focus on Retaining Key Players

Celtic are prioritizing continuity, particularly in positions that have lacked depth. Julian Araujo, who joined on loan from AFC Bournemouth in January, has impressed fans and the coaching staff alike.

The Mexico international has brought energy and attacking intent down the right flank, especially in Alistair Johnston’s absence.

Reports suggest Bournemouth are open to a permanent sale, and Araujo himself is keen to remain in Glasgow. With squad changes expected this summer, retaining players familiar with the system could be a strategic move, providing stability while the club rebuilds.

What Geragusian Could Offer Rangers

At 6ft 3in, Geragusian offers a tall, physical presence that Rangers could use as a target man. Though not yet ready for a regular first-team role, he is a proven goal scorer at youth level and could serve as a valuable long-term investment.

With potential departures of Bojan Miovski and Danilo, Geragusian could fit neatly into the squad as a third-choice striker, gaining experience in the reserves while providing impact minutes off the bench. Sunderland may, however, have plans to integrate him into their own first team, which could influence any transfer decision.