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Rangers want Josh Laurent, Reading fans react
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Rangers already have two new players joining this month, but they want another in Reading’s Josh Laurent.
Midfielder Nnamdi Ofoborh and attacker Fashion Sakala are both arriving on pre-contract agreements, bolstering Steven Gerrard’s squad.
There are new rumours emerging all the time though, and one of them surrounds Reading midfielder Laurent.
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The Sun claim that Rangers and Brighton are in the race to sign Laurent for a fee of around £8million this summer.
The 25-year-old joined Reading on a free transfer from Shrewsbury Town last summer, and enjoyed a great first season with the Royals.
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