Rangers' hunt for attacking reinforcements looks set to continue into the final days of the transfer window.
Derek McInnes has enjoyed a busy transfer window since taking the reins at Ibrox and has already welcomed 12 senior signings this summer.
Lawrence Shankland joined Rangers on the back of a landmark campaign with McInnes at Hearts, while South Korean winger Kim Min-su arrived from Girona in a deal worth a reported £8.5million.
Meanwhile the Scottish Premiership club are also on the cusp of signing Venezuelan forward Kevin Kelsy from MLS side Portland Timbers.
However, after a decidedly shaky start to the campaign it appears that the club's summer spending is not yet finished, with Rangers reportedly weighing up a move for Haiti international Lenny Joseph.
Joseph currently plies his trade in Hungary with Ferencvaros and was part of the team that won the Hungarian Cup last season.
The 25-year-old has two years remaining on his current deal in Budapest, and French Outlet Footmercato has claimed that Rangers are considering making a move before the transfer deadline on Tuesday.
Since joining Ferencvaros in January 2025, he has made a total of 70 appearances in all competitions.
Last season alone he appeared 48 times, including six in the UEFA Champions League and 12 in the Europa League as Robbie Keane's side reached the Round of 16 in the latter.
Born in France, Joseph plays internationally for Haiti and made his senior debut for Les Grenadiers earlier this year.
Joseph netted in a pre-tournament friendly against New Zealand and looked to have got on the scoresheet in their 4-2 defeat by Morocco in Group C at 2026 World Cup before it was later announced to be an own goal by Yassine Bounou.
