Ryan Jack could follow familiar Rangers transfer route with offer to end football exile on the table

Jack was released by the Gers at the end of last season and has jetted off to Turkey for talks with the Istanbul-based club

Former Rangers midfielder Ryan Jack has been offered a deal to end his exile from the game with Turkish minnows Erokspor putting an offer on the table.

The out-of-contract midfielder has travelled for talks with the Turkish Second Division side. The 32-year-old has been without a club since leaving Rangers before he went to Euro 2024 with the Scotland squad. Jack has held talks with a number of Scottish clubs, including Dundee and St Mirren, and has also been considering his options overseas.

The former Aberdeen player travelled to Esenier for discussions and to have a look around. Erokspor currently sit second bottom of the table and have still to pick up a point in the league. Jack has been keeping himself ticking over by training with Motherwell. The Scotland midfielder scored 16 goals in 210 appearances for Rangers, picking up winners' medals in the Premiership, Scottish Cup and League Cup.

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