Rangers consider permanent deal for James Penrice after strong performances
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 19, 2026, 8:45 PM
Last updated Sep 19, 2026

Rangers are evaluating the option to sign James Penrice permanently from AEK Athens for a low six-figure fee. The defender joined on loan and made an immediate impact, scoring and assisting in his debut against St Mirren, as well as contributing to a 3-0 victory over Celtic. Penrice's performances are particularly crucial as Tuur Rommens is sidelined due to injury, leaving Rangers seeking reliable options at left-back. The club has until next summer to decide on the option, which allows for further assessment of Penrice's contributions.
- •Rangers hold a pre-agreed option to sign Penrice permanently.
- •Penrice scored and assisted in his debut match.
- •Rangers won 3-0 against Celtic with Penrice's help.
- •Tuur Rommens' injury creates a need for depth at left-back.
- •The decision on Penrice must be made by next summer.
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"Rangers reportedly hold an exclusive, pre-agreed option to sign James Penrice permanently from AEK Athens for a fee in the low six figures. The Daily Record first reported the clause, which gives the ...
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