PSV Eindhoven target Rangers striker Youssef Chermiti

Cape Verde-eligible striker Youssef Chermiti is expected to leave Rangers FC this summer, with PSV Eindhoven among the clubs monitoring his situation ahead of the transfer window.

The 21-year-old forward, currently under contract with the Scottish Premiership side, has attracted interest from the Dutch club, according to reports from Eindhovens Dagblad.

PSV have been tracking Chermiti for some time, having previously considered a move during the winter transfer window when they were seeking attacking reinforcements.

Although no formal move was made at that time, the situation could develop in the coming months as PSV reassess their options.

Chermiti’s profile remains of interest to the Eindhoven club, who are now expected to revisit the possibility of a transfer during the summer.

Despite the growing attention, any potential deal is likely to be complicated by Rangers’ valuation of the player.

The Scottish club are reportedly demanding a fee running into several tens of millions of euros, a figure that could prove to be a significant obstacle for interested parties.

Chermiti has featured regularly this season, making 23 appearances in the Scottish Premiership and scoring nine goals. His performances have contributed to his rising reputation, placing him on the radar of multiple clubs across Europe.

While he has represented Portugal at youth level, the striker remains eligible to play for Tunisia or Cape Verde at senior international level, adding another layer of interest to his development.

For PSV, any move will depend on both their attacking needs and their willingness to meet Rangers’ valuation.

For Rangers, the coming transfer window could present a decision on whether to retain one of their emerging forwards or capitalise on his growing market value.

As speculation builds, Chermiti’s future is set to be one of the key storylines to follow in the summer transfer market.