Tyrese Campbell is weighing up his next move after leaving Stoke City as a free agent.

The 24-year old striker, who started out at Manchester City, scored 36 goals in 164 appearances for Stoke and played a pivotal role, notably towards the end of last season, in helping them preserve their Championship status.

Scottish Premiership side Rangers are understood to be one of the clubs showing interest in the pacy forward while Championship sides Sheffield United, West Bromwich Albion, QPR, Preston North End and Cardiff City are also among his admirers.

Campbell has endured a tough few months after losing his father, former Arsenal and Everton striker Kevin Campbell who passed away last month aged just 54, and is determined to kick on and make an impact with his next career choice.

Campbell joined Stoke from Manchester City as a 16-year-old and helped the club's under-18s reach the FA Youth Cup semi-finals in 2017 before he broke into the first team. 

Tyrese Campbell scored 36 goals in 164 appearances for the Stoke City senior side 

He made his senior debut in the Premier League in 2018 and eventually started to hold down a shirt under former Stoke boss Michael O’Neill following a loan spell at Shrewsbury.

Campbell - twice capped by England's Under 20s - has scored 80 goals in 245 appearances so far in his career.