Owen Beck Set to Complete Rangers Move as Liverpool Exit Nears
Highly rated Liverpool left-back Owen Beck is reportedly closing in on a move to Rangers, with fresh updates suggesting the defender is set to finalise his departure from Anfield in the coming days.
The 21-year-old Welshman has long been viewed as one of Liverpool’s most promising young talents, but with first-team opportunities limited under Jurgen Klopp and now Arne Slot, Beck is believed to be seeking regular senior football elsewhere. Rangers have emerged as the frontrunners to land his signature, with talks progressing well and an agreement said to be close.
Beck, who spent time on loan at Dundee last season, impressed during his stint in the Scottish Premiership, drawing praise for his composure on the ball, defensive discipline, and attacking drive down the flank. His performances north of the border did not go unnoticed, with several clubs monitoring his situation, but it now appears that Rangers have won the race to secure the youngster’s services.
The move is expected to be either a permanent transfer or a season-long loan with an option to buy, though final details have not yet been confirmed. Either way, Beck’s arrival would mark a significant boost to Rangers boss Philippe Clement’s defensive options ahead of the 2024/25 campaign.
With Borna Barišić having departed the club earlier this summer, the left-back position has been an area of focus for the Ibrox recruitment team. Beck’s familiarity with the Scottish game and his potential for long-term development make him a highly attractive option for the Light Blues.
Reports from Merseyside suggest that Liverpool are open to allowing Beck to leave in order to continue his growth and establish himself at a top club. The Reds are understood to appreciate the need for the young defender to gain consistent minutes at a competitive level, something Rangers are willing to provide.
If the deal is finalised as expected, Beck would become the latest addition to a growing list of summer signings at Ibrox, as Clement reshapes his squad ahead of a vital campaign that includes Champions League qualifiers and a domestic title push.
Supporters will no doubt be eager to see how Beck adapts to life in Glasgow, with many hoping he can make an immediate impact and cement himself as a regular in the Rangers starting lineup.