KRIS BOYD last night revealed SEVEN clubs are chasing his signature as he edges closer to the Ibrox exit door.
The Rangers striker is available on a Bosman and Record Sport understands top Turkish sides Bursaspor and Ankaragucu have tabled three-year contracts worth a staggering total of £6million in wages.
But the list of outfits who want Boyd doesn't end there because as well as long-standing interest from Birmingham and Middlesbrough, the hitman is also waiting for offers from Wolves, Wigan and Newcastle.
It has left the Ibrox idol with plenty to chew over as he admits he faces the toughest decision of his life.
Boyd said: "There is a lot for me to think about. This is an important stage in my career and my life.
"I'm going away on holiday with my family next week and we will discuss our options.
"I do have offers from the Continent to consider and playing abroad is something that appeals to me.
"I will give everything careful consideration and hopefully can reach a decision during the next three weeks."
Four Premiership clubs are ready to up the ante in their bid to land Boyd - and three of them have promised to make him an offer over the next few days.
Wolves boss Mick McCarthy was keen to sign Portsmouth's Fred Piquionne but that looks doomed to failure so the former Celtic defender has turned to Boyd.
Budget Wigan manager Roberto Martinez has long admired the 25-year-old and is right now putting together a package.
Newcastle will table Boyd a deal once boss Chris Hughton has established his budget with owner Mike Ashley.
Rangers want to keep Boyd but they can't offer anything close to what's on the table elsewhere.
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