Oscar Cortes, the Colombian winger currently on loan at Huracán in Argentina, appears set to leave Rangers permanently. His time at Ibrox has been tumultuous since his arrival in 2023, where he initially showed promise but failed to maintain consistent performance. After a disappointing loan at Sporting Gijón, his recent success in the Argentine Primera División has reignited interest in him. According to reporter Pete O’Rourke, Rangers have moved on from Cortes, having signed new wide players that align with coach Danny Rohl's tactical vision. With Huracán holding an option to buy, Cortes is reportedly open to a permanent move. This decision reflects Rohl's focus on a squad that emphasizes tactical discipline and pressing, which Cortes has struggled to fit into. The club's willingness to let him go suggests they are prioritizing a leaner, more efficient squad, making a sale financially advantageous. Overall, Rangers' decision to part ways with Cortes seems justified as he finds success in a more suitable environment.