Isaac Price, although he did not have his best season at Standard Liège, failing to make decisive contributions in 22 official matches, has impressed on the international stage by scoring four times for Northern Ireland in the Nations League. His performance included a hat-trick against Bulgaria in October, which has kept him on the radar of several clubs. It is reported that Standard is considering his departure in January, with multiple clubs from the English Championship showing interest. Additionally, Price has been linked to Rangers in recent weeks. Standard reportedly values him at 3 million euros, which is a significant increase from the minimal training compensation they paid Everton a year and a half ago.

Philippe Clement, who is currently experiencing pressure at Rangers, has shown interest in acquiring Isaac Price from Standard Liege. According to journalist Ekrem Konur, Rangers are preparing a dossier for a potential move for the Northern Irish midfielder. Price is under contract until 2027 and has a market value of three million euro. He joined Standard Liege for free from Everton in the summer of 2023. With Standard Liege facing financial difficulties, they may need to sell players. Price has participated in 19 competitive matches this season and is considered a key player by coach Ivan Leko. Clement, familiar with the Belgian league, already has former Standard player Nicolas Raskin at Rangers.

A Rangers dossier is being prepared on Isaac Price as they weigh up a move for the Standard Liege star.