FC Midtjylland sporting director Svend Graversen says they will only sell Brazilian midfielder Evander at the right price amid reported Rangers interest.
It's believed the Ibrox club are in the market for a player like the Danish club's engine room man. He is keen to find a new club before the transfer window slams shut after negotiating an exit agreement with his current club. Copenhagen has been linked and Rangers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst has been credited with interest this week.
Graversen says they aren't under pressure to sell one of their assets and will only do so if an appropriate offer comes in, not underselling. He told Bold : "Evander has been one of the Superliga's best players, so of course there has been interest. From there to specific offers and from there to a transfer, we are not there yet, because otherwise he would not play in the team.
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"So there is interest, yes. There are also many rumours, but I cannot comment on them. I hope that Evander gets the change that he has deserved and to the right club and for the right money.
"He needs that step in his career. On the other hand, I also hope he stays. We are entering an exciting season, where we will once again play for the championship and Europe.
"There we need as many good players as possible, and he is one of our best."
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