According to reports on the Daily Mail website, Scottish footballing giants Rangers have joined a host of clubs in tracking highly-rated Walsall striker Tom Bradshaw, as the Shrewsbury-born star continues to earn plaudits for his solid performances over the last eighteen months.
The Mail suggest that the 23-year-old, who has scored nine goals so far this season, is also attracting interest from several Sky Bet Championship clubs including Cardiff City, Sheffield Wednesday, Birmingham City, Preston North End and Brentford, along with Sky Bet League 1 outfit Swindon Town, who had a bid, believed to be of around £300,000, rejected earlier in the year.
Tom, who was recently called up to Chris Coleman's Wales squad for their international friendly clash with the Netherlands, joined Walsall in the summer of 2014, and went on to score twenty goals during his debut season.
The striker, who began his footballing career with Welsh Premier League outfit Aberystwyth Town, is said to be content at Walsall, but it remains to be seen if he would be open to a move if a club the size of Rangers came calling.
The striker, who began his footballing career with Welsh Premier League outfit Aberystwyth Town, is said to be content at Walsall, but it remains to be seen if he would be open to a move if a club the size of Rangers came calling.
SOURCE | DAILY MAIL