Rangers have signed Kim Min-Su from Girona for an undisclosed fee, with the winger agreeing a four-year contract that includes the option of a further year. He is Rangers' 12th signing of the summer, another clear sign that Derek McInnes is still loading depth into the wide areas.
McInnes keeps adding forward options
McInnes was open about the plan. "Strengthening our options in the forward areas has been a real target and focus for us throughout this window and we believe he will add another exciting dimension to the squad," he said, while also calling Min-su "a talented young player with excellent technical ability, energy and a real desire to develop".
That fits the shape of Rangers' market work this summer. Their recruitment has been aggressive, and Min-su is now part of a group that has grown to 12 arrivals before the campaign has properly settled.
Girona's position and Rangers' market drive
The move also comes after a difficult season for Girona, who finished 19th in La Liga with 41 points and a goal difference of minus 16. Kim spent last term on loan at second-tier Andorra, so this is a step into a club that is still building rather than one trying to patch a hole late on.
Rangers finished second in the 2025 Premiership on 69 points, which helps explain why they are still spending at pace. They have also been active in winger searches already, including a rejected £7.5m offer to Brighton for Amario Cozier-Duberry earlier in the window.
The latest deal does not mean the wide areas are finished, but it does show where the focus has been. Rangers keep adding bodies, and Min-su is the 12th name through the door.
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