Rangers FC is deep into its summer shopping spree, and the receipt is getting longer. The Scottish Premiership club is reportedly close to finalizing a deal worth approximately £4.7 million, plus add-ons, for Serbian midfielder Vanja Dragojevic from Partizan Belgrade, while simultaneously managing the likely departure of Brazilian striker Danilo and navigating transfer discussions around Czech winger Vaclav Cerny.

Rangers have already signed five players this summer transfer window, and the Dragojevic deal would represent perhaps the most significant addition yet.

The Dragojevic deal takes shape

Vanja Dragojevic is only 20 years old and already captains Partizan Belgrade. Rangers has reportedly agreed terms with Partizan for a transfer fee in the region of £4.7 million, with additional payments potentially pushing the total higher depending on performance clauses and milestones.

Dragojevic is expected to arrive in Glasgow in the near term to undergo medical examinations and put pen to paper.

Danilo heading for the exit

Brazilian striker Danilo appears to be nearing the end of his time at Ibrox, with reports indicating a departure is close to completion.

Cerny’s situation adds another layer

Czech international Vaclav Cerny is also part of the conversation, though his situation appears to be at an earlier stage than either the Dragojevic signing or the Danilo departure. The winger’s name has surfaced in transfer discussions, and Rangers are reportedly monitoring developments closely.

Five signings already completed this summer, with at least two more deals reportedly close, suggests Rangers are taking the upcoming campaign seriously.