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Rangers are reportedly monitoring Preston North End forward Louis Moult, who is struggling to make an impact at Deepdale after a January move from Motherwell.

Preston North End forward Louis Moult has reportedly emerged as a possible transfer target for Rangers.

During the January window, Moult left Motherwell to pen a three-and-a-half-year deal with the Championship club, but the striker has been given just 212 minutes of league football.

According to the Daily Mail, that has resulted in Rangers monitoring the 24-year-old's situation at Deepdale ahead of a possible approach in the summer.

The Glasgow giants have previously held an interest in Moult, but then-boss Pedro Caixinha opted to go in a different direction ahead of the current campaign.

Before his switch to the North-West of England, Moult had enjoyed a productive spell in Scotland with 49 goals coming from 98 appearances for Motherwell.

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