Rangers face a battle to keep hold of Ryan Naderi in the January transfer window following his impressive start to the campaign.
Naderi joined Rangers from third-tier German side Hansa Rostock in a deal worth a reported £4.7milliom.
After taking his time to adjust to the Scottish Premiership as the club finished third last term, the 23-year-old has hit the ground running under Derek McInnes.
Since opening his account against Motherwell in September Naderi has been in top form, and is currently the club's top scorer in all competitions with nine goals.
His performances at Ibrox have not gone unnoticed, and a number of a clubs are said to be interested in signing the Czech Republic international when the transfer window reopens.
According to a report from TEAMtalk both West Ham and Wolves are both interested in signing Naderi as they look to bolster their options and seal an instant return to the top flight.
Meanwhile an unnamed Premier League side are also said to be monitoring him, while there is also interest from the Bundesliga.
Naderi is said to be key to McKinnes' plans this season, however, and it is reportedly unlikely that Glasgow side will entertain any interest in him prior to the end of the campaign.
In any case, his current deal at Ibrox is set to run until the end of the 2028/29 season, and it would likely take a significant sum to convince Rangers to allow their star man to depart.
The club's current record fee received was for Nigerian defender Calvin Bassey when he joined Ajax for a reported £22million in the summer of 2022.
