Rangers are actively strengthening both their senior squad and youth setup during the current transfer window.
While manager Russell Martin is focused on adding experienced players, the club’s leadership is also planning ahead with an eye on long-term development.
Historically, several academy talents have successfully transitioned into the first team and made immediate impacts.
Brighton’s Zebedee Lawson Poised for Move to Rangers
As reported by Rangers Review (29 June), promising Brighton youngster Zebedee Lawson is set to join Rangers.
The 16-year-old right-sided attacker will be integrated into the youth ranks at Auchenhowie for the upcoming campaign.
He’s expected to feature for the Under-19 side, which has been training alongside the senior team in recent months.
Last season, Lawson netted three goals and provided one assist in 13 appearances in the Under-18 Premier League, showing his ability to contribute at a competitive level.
Rangers Pull Off Impressive Youth Signing
Landing Lawson is a significant win for Rangers. At just 16, he’s already performing well against older opponents—an encouraging sign of his talent.
Brighton has a strong reputation for nurturing young players, so Lawson’s development there bodes well for his future.
He’s a lively winger with a creative edge, capable of cutting inside from the right flank—qualities that add variety to Rangers’ youth attacking options.
Securing his signature also highlights Rangers’ growing reputation as a destination for emerging talent.
Lawson has the potential to evolve into a future first-team contributor or a valuable asset in the transfer market, aligning perfectly with the club’s youth-focused vision—especially as they move away from their previous B-team structure.
This addition not only bolsters the club’s long-term plans but also provides immediate creativity and
depth within the academy ranks.
