Rangers' £6m Driouech bid rejected by PSV

Rangers' latest attempt to sign PSV Eindhoven winger Couhaib Driouech has been turned down by the Dutch club. The £6 million offer was rejected, despite being an improvement on their previous bid. Burnley and Celta Vigo have now entered the race to sign the 24-year-old, with talks still at an early stage.

PSV’s decision comes after Driouech reportedly expressed a slight preference for a move to Celta Vigo. The Spanish club has now entered the race, adding competition to the bidding. Rangers had been pushing to finalize a deal, but their latest offer was not enough to sway PSV.

In another transfer saga, Monaco have set their sights on Algeria international Fares Ghedjemis. The Ligue 1 side have made the 23-year-old right winger their top priority. Monaco’s initial £6 million bid, plus £1.7 million in potential bonuses, was rejected by Serie B side Frosinone. The Italian club also turned down higher offers from Celtic and Rangers, both reported at £8.6 million.

Monaco now plan to submit an improved bid in hopes of securing Ghedjemis. The move reflects their urgency to strengthen their attacking options. Meanwhile, Driouech’s future remains uncertain as multiple clubs compete for his signature. The coming days could see further developments in both transfer situations, shaping the squads of Rangers, Burnley, Celta Vigo, and Monaco ahead of the new season.