DONE DEAL – Fabrizio Romano confirms Rangers have reached an Agreement with Scottish cup Quarter-finalists for the transfer of 21-year old sensational star

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Queen’s Park have reportedly completed deal with Rangers to secure the loan signing of fringe defender Leon King, as the Scottish Championship side aims to strengthen their defensive line ahead of a crucial away match against Raith Rovers this Saturday.

The 21-year-old centre-back, who has found first-team opportunities limited at Ibrox this season, has become a key target for Queen’s Park as they push for a strong finish in the Scottish Championship.

King, a highly-rated Scotland Under-21 international, has made just five senior appearances for Rangers this campaign, with his lack of consistent game time prompting discussions over a temporary move.

According to The Daily Record, Rangers interim manager Barry Ferguson is prepared to approve the loan deal in the coming hours. King’s absence from the squad for Ferguson’s managerial debut in the midweek clash against Kilmarnock further indicates that he is currently out of favor and deemed surplus to requirements at Ibrox.

Leon King, once regarded as one of Rangers’ most promising young talents, has struggled to break into the first team under recent managers, despite showing glimpses of his potential. A loan move to Queen’s Park could provide him with the regular playing time he needs to continue his development and regain confidence.

Queen’s Park, managed by Callum Davidson, are keen to add depth and quality to their defensive options as they aim to secure a playoff spot in the Scottish Championship. The Spiders currently sit in a competitive position in the league table and view King as a player who can make an immediate impact in their backline.

For Rangers, allowing King to leave on loan could be a strategic move to ensure the young defender gains valuable experience while freeing up space in the squad.

With the Scottish Premiership title race heating up, Ferguson is likely focusing on players who can contribute immediately, making King’s temporary departure a logical decision.

If the deal is finalized, King could make his Queen’s Park debut as early as this weekend, providing a fresh challenge for the talented defender as he looks to reignite his career.

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