All I can tell is that the enormous defender is moving after earlier connections to Rangers.

Given his current circumstances, he would undoubtedly seize the opportunity to travel to Ibrox and join Gers manager Philippe Clement’s team as a supporter of the team.

According to Optus Sport, Harry Soutar, who is presently serving for his country in Australia, has expressed his dissatisfaction and the reasons he thinks Leicester City may be relegating soon.

The big defender is limited in what he can do because the Foxes are the clear favorites to earn an automatic promotion spot and currently lead the Championship.

Even though he is still under contract, you would assume Leicester would want to recover any of the £15 million that Stoke City paid for his services.

It won’t help his price tag to be benched while representing Australia versus Vietnam.

The player’s position on the national team may be more concerning, as he is well aware of his situation.

I will only state that, while it hasn’t been ideal, I realize that it can’t go on if I want to play for the national team. I haven’t played many minutes for my club.

“I see it as a positive that I’m here, getting minutes, and playing football, doing what I love again. Of course, all players just want to play football.”

There isn’t room for Harry Souttar unless someone leaves, therefore Rangers will likely address the left-sided center-half situation in the summer.

There will be room if Ben Davies is sold or, if Leon Balogun is permitted to leave at the end of his contract in the summer.