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Former Rangers talent could see Aston Villa exit opened by ex-Ibrox man's big move in transfer domino effect The former Rangers player is currently with Aston Villa but may make a transfer. A former Rangers talent could see an exit from Aston Villa fast-tracked by an ex Ibrox striker’s big summer move. Rory Wilson is one of several Scottish talents to have swapped borders in recent years and he has scored goals galore in the youth ranks at the Premier League club. He most recently spent time away from Aston Villa at Sturm Graz in Austria but now is wanted by Swedish side Sirius, who have just had success with another former Rangers striker, Robbie Ure. After some senior outings at Ibrox, the 22-year-old moved to Belgium with Anderlecht, but has caught fire at Sirius in Sweden where goals have flown. Now it’s believed La Liga heavy hitters Sevilla are keen on him and that the Swedish side may replace him through the ex-Rangers man with Aston Villa. Who will Rory Wilson join this summer? Transfer journalist Pete O’Rourke states: “Aston Villa forward Rory Wilson is a target for Sirius as they seek a replacement for Robbie Ure. Wilson and Ure have a similar profile and background which has alerted Sirius. IFK Goteborg are also interested in Wilson.” Renowned transfer guru Fabrizio Romano said of Ure’s move: “Sevilla agree deal to sign Robbie Ure as new striker from Sirius. €9.2m transfer fee agreed between clubs, contract until June 2031 after medical taking place early next week.” Jonathan Ederstrom, head of the men's team at Sirius, states: “We are currently in final negotiations with a foreign club and as a result, Robbie is not eligible for tomorrow's match against Brommapojkarna. We will not be making any further comments at this stage.” Robbie Ure on his future Speaking on his future recently, the former Rangers talent said: "No, of course, there’s interest. I think the interest is quite high from bigger leagues and obviously bigger teams as well. These are things that of course I’m going to be interested in, with respect to Sirius. When the time is right and it’s right for all parties, then of course things can start to move. “I think it’s normal for any player; when they have the opportunity to take that next step to a better league and to bigger clubs, they’re of course going to be interested. It’s obviously really nice. I feel like it’s normal when a young striker is scoring goals at a good level. I think that comes with the job, and I just need to keep going. I’m still playing for Sirius at the moment, and as far as I’m concerned, I’ve got a game this week coming. I need to keep my feet on the ground and stay level-headed and things like that, but of course, it’s a nice feeling."