SHEFFIELD UNITED want to snap up ex-Rangers target Kean Bryan from Manchester City in a play-first-pay-later deal. SunSport reported on Saturday how the Light Blues’ move for the stopper collapsed. Kean Bryan in action for Oldham last seasonGetty Images - Getty And it now looks like Sheffield United are prepared to make their own move for the defender. Boss Chris Wilder wants Bryan for his squad after he failed to agree a move to the Ibrox club. And the Blades are also happy with City’s willingness to let Bryan go for nothing with a payment if he does well or is sold on. Steven Gerrard will continue his search for a left-sided centre-half as we move into the final month of the transfer window. RELATED STORIES ‘BANKER’ Punter backs Rangers to win Scots Premiership in £1 bet that would earn him £600k iron brew Gerrard helped me through my racial abuse hell says Liverpool kid Brewster MUD FIGHT Gerrard hits back after being branded a 'tiny man’ by Osijek’s Robert Mudrazija On the road back Lee Wallace and Jordan Rossiter back in light training for Rangers Gers praise Graeme Murty breaks his Rangers silence as he hails Ibrox development side BIG TALK Gerrard’s a 'tiny man’ and we’re 'better and more skillful’ says cocky Osijek star Rangers had put a three-year contract worth around £2.5million in wages and signing-on fee on the table for Bryan. Gerrard was keen to make the 21-year-old his 11th signing of the summer and confirmed his interest following the Ibrox side’s 1-0 win over NK Osijek in the Europa League. GERS PREVIEW Ian Crocker on Old Firm title race and Steven Gerrard’s signings But the move ultimately collapsed with Rangers turning their attention elsewhere. Keep up to date with ALL the latest news, transfers and goals from Scottish football plus fixtures, results and live match commentary
Source: Scottish Sun, News
Source: Scottish Sun, News
