RANGERS defender Connor Goldson is a target for two Championship clubs, according to a report.
Nottingham Forest and West Brom are interested in securing a pre-contract agreement for the Englishman.
The 29-year-old has entered the final six-months of his current deal at Ibrox, meaning he is free to speak to other clubs.
With negotiations stalling this campaign, it looks like Goldson will be headed for the Rangers exit door in the coming months.
And the Scottish Sun say that Forest and WBA are vying for his services.
The report also states that on other club is pushing hard for the centre-half.
West Brom are currently fifth in the Championship table, while Forest are eighth as the pair eye a Premier League spot.
Goldson has played 195 games for Gers, scoring 17 goals, and was a key player in the team that won the title last season.
While Goldson seems likely to leave, Rangers have already bolstered their defensive ranks with the pre-contract agreement in place for John Souttar.
They had a £300,000 bid to bring him in this month rejected by Hearts at the weekend though.
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