Rangers: Danny Rohl has hit the jackpot as talks planned for permanent Jose Cifuentes exit

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(Credit: Imago) Fri 3 April 2026 6:45, UK Rangers appear set to have their coffers boosted by the sale of Jose Cifuentes in the early stages of this summer’s transfer window. The midfielder has spent the season on loan with MLS side Toronto FC, who are already planning talks to trigger their option to buy the 27-year-old at the end of the campaign, according to the Scottish Sun.

VISIT THE RANGERS TRANSFER HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES Rangers could be set to make their money back on Jose CifuentesCifuentes has quickly become the forgotten man at Ibrox in the aftermath of his £1.2million move from LAFC back in 2023, and he has spent most of the recent campaigns out on loan. Cifuentes has little value to his parent club as he prepares to enter the final year of his contract, but they could stand to make £1.5m from a sale if Toronto are willing, according to Transfermarkt.

Rohl will be feeling like he has hit the jackpot if that situation plays out, as he and the recruitment team will receive money for a player who everyone has essentially already forgotten about. Hacken are in a strong position due to their recent contract agreement, and they are set to demand a fee “well in excess” of the £5-6m mark, a substantial sum by Scottish Premiership standards.However, an influx of cash from the sale of Cifuentes would surely boost the chances of Rangers being able to land the youngster, as it would be money that they may have failed to account for previously.