Westerlo has set a high price for their right-back Bryan Reynolds, who is attracting interest from Rangers FC. The summer transfer window is in full swing, and Westerlo is not easily swayed by low offers. Rangers FC has made an initial bid of 2.6 million euros, but that is insufficient for the Kemphanen. Westerlo is looking to recoup at least 3.5 million euros, the amount they previously paid to AS Roma for Reynolds. The club is aware of the financial situation, as Reynolds has only one year left on his contract. A departure would provide breathing room in the wage budget, as he is one of the club's top earners. Meanwhile, Westerlo is also looking for reinforcements, with other players like Nacho Ferri and Emin Bayram also attracting interest. The coming weeks promise to be exciting for Westerlo, with important decisions to be made regarding their players and the club's future.