An Australian winger has emerged as a transfer target for Rangers, according to a report.

Raphael Borges Rodrigues is one of a number of attacking players the Ibrox club are looking at with a view to signing this summer.

Football Scotland states the 20-year-old's name has been held in discussions between Philippe Clement and his recruitment team. 

They state that the Dutch-born player fits the bill of buying cheap, with plenty of potential, with the view to selling on for a major profit.

He plays for Macarthur in the A-League. He's scored six goals and provided two assists across his 32 appearances this season.

It's said that Rangers are among a number of clubs to take an interest in him, with Championship sides Coventry and Watford also in the mix.

READ MORE: Kilmarnock boss admits penalty award against Rangers was the wrong call

Meanwhile, Derek McInnes concedes that the decision to award Kilmarnock a penalty against Rangers during the most recent encounter between the teams was incorrect.

Early in the game at Rugby Park on Wednesday, February 28, John Lundstram was penalised for a handball inside the box after blocking a Danny Armstrong cross. 

Killie's players were vocal in their appeal, and referee David Dickinson was quick to point to the spot.

VAR upheld the decision after a review of the situation, and Armstrong stepped up to score to give the hosts the lead. The game ended 2-1 to Philippe Clement's side, with James Tavernier and Tom Lawrence scoring in the second half.

The latest review says VAR should have intervened and overturned Dickinson's decision. And that's something Killie's boss McInnes struggled to argue against.

He told Sky Sports: "You hear former referees and current referees disagreeing on what should class as a penalty and whether an incident should be penalised with a penalty or not. It's clear as mud a lot of the time with handball."