Rangers are actively pursuing transfer options as they eye Nico Raskin as a potential replacement for a key player expected to depart. Reports from Italy suggest that Atalanta is interested in signing Raskin, who is currently representing Belgium at the World Cup in the United States. With his contract at Ibrox running for another two years, this summer presents the best opportunity for Rangers to maximize their return on the former Standard Liege midfielder. The impending £38 million transfer of Ederson to Manchester United has opened a gap in Atalanta's lineup, making Raskin a prime target for their manager Maurizio Sarri. In addition to Raskin, Rangers are also considering a move for Andreas Skov Olsen, who could be available at a reduced price from Wolfsburg. The Ibrox side previously opted not to trigger an £8 million buy option for the winger after a disappointing loan spell. However, Wolfsburg's eagerness to sell could lead to a more favorable deal for Rangers. Meanwhile, young talent Bailey Rice is set to commit his future to Rangers, rejecting interest from clubs in England and abroad. After an injury-plagued season, Rice has agreed to new terms and is expected to sign shortly, showing his commitment to the club amidst managerial changes with Derek McInnes taking over from Danny Rohl.