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Girona winger Kim to undergo Rangers medical

Girona winger Kim to undergo Rangers medical
BBC Scotland Monday 24 August 2026, 13:29 UTC 1 min read
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Girona winger Kim Min-Su is expected to arrive in Glasgow in the next 48 hours before a prospective move to Rangers.

Girona winger Kim Min-Su is expected to arrive in Glasgow in the next 48 hours before a prospective move to Rangers.
Girona (LOCATION) Kim (PERSON) Rangers (ORG) Kim Min-Su (PERSON) Glasgow (LOCATION)
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