Rangers keen on Sunderland forward Finn Geragusian | OneFootball

Rangers have serious transfer interest in Sunderland forward Finn Geragusian, according to the Sunderland Echo.

Gers manager Danny Rohl wants to bolster his attack at the Scottish Premiership club and is keen on bringing Geragusian to Ibrox this summer.

The 18-year-old England-born Rangers target has yet to make his senior debut for the Black Cats.

However, Geragusian already plays for Armenia at senior level having qualified through his father, and the Light Blues could face stiff competition for his services.

He has been involved in 35 goals in his last 60 appearances for Sunderland’s under-18s and under-21s and the club are hoping he signs a new deal.

Geragusian is out of contract this summer after signing a two-year scholarship deal with the club two seasons ago.

Rangers and other suitors will have to agree a compensation fee with the Stadium of Light club for his services or face a potential tribunal process to determine a fee.

He has 13 goals and three assists in 29 appearances this term after ending last term with 12 goals and seven assists across 31 matches.

Geragusian’s potential is huge and pipping others to him could be great for the Bears.

The Light Blues are desperate to mount a stronger title challenge next term after four defeats in their last four games ended their race against Celtic and Hearts.

They need to improve in the final third and the Sunderland starlet could be a decent addition, albeit one for the future.

Geragusian can also play on the right wing and the opportunity to move to Rangers could appeal to him if he is guaranteed first-team football.

He has several attacking options ahead of him at Sunderland and is unlikely to break into the senior ranks anytime soon.

However, the Light Blues could offer him the chance to play senior football sooner rather than later.