user: Article: The 25-year-old midfielder has scored five goals in his last seven appearances since agreeing a six-month contract in January.
A win over Dumbarton on Tuesday would seal promotion and the Ibrox side want to retain the services of the player.
"We're very close to Harry Forrester committing his long-term future to the club," said manager Mark Warburton.
Forrester, who scored in Saturday's 3-3 draw with Raith Rovers, arrived mid-season from Doncaster Rovers, having played under Warburton at Brentford.
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Meanwhile, Warburton says his side "have to be tighter and harder to beat" after conceding three goals in each of their last three games.
Leading 3-2 at Stark's Park, Rangers were on course to clinch the league on Saturday but lost a late goal to Raith.
"We were very impressive up to that point and there is no doubt we have conceded nine goals in three games, which is unacceptable," said Warburton. "But again, sometimes you can over-analyse.
"The first goal at Falkirk [in the recent 3-2 defeat] was a wonder strike into the top corner, and on Saturday the first goal took a 90-degree spin and the guy hit it on the full with a screaming volley. [Goalkeeper] Wes [Foderingham] had no chance.
"They were two magnificent goals. If you are beaten by those wonder strikes, then that's the random nature of football.
"Nine goals and not one headed goal against us, so there is not an aerial threat that we are exposed to.
"We are looking at what we can do better, and we have to be tighter and harder to beat, that's for sure.
"But I don't think there is one area that we are exposed on at the moment."
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Summarize: Rangers are on the verge of a new deal for Harry Forrester as they close in on the Scottish Championship title.


Article: In October, the Irish Supreme Court ruled that a 40-year-old agreement allowing cross-border access to inshore waters was unlawful.
It cast doubt over "lucrative" access for Northern Ireland-registered boats to waters off the Irish Republic.
Fishermen had said banning them would be "catastrophic" for the industry.
Northern Ireland fishermen collect baby mussels which are then re-laid and matured in Lough Foyle and Carlingford Lough.
The ruling was made after a number of fishermen in the Irish Republic had taken the Supreme Court case claiming too much seed was being taken.
Stormont's Agriculture Minister Michelle McIlveen told the assembly that her Irish counterpart Michael Creed, was preparing legislation to regularise the situation.
The long-standing agreement had been based on a "gentleman's agreement" reached between civil servants on both sides of the border in the 1960s.
The Supreme Court found that as seed mussel was a national resource, rules around its use required a law passed in the Irish parliament.
Ms McIlveen said that was now being worked on and was important to the local fleet as it was a "lucrative" opportunity.
She told the assembly the once the legislation was drafted it was hoped that it could pass through all its stages in the new year.
"I'm hopeful that that will then correct this particular issue," she said.
It was thought the ruling could affect around 10 companies in Northern Ireland.
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Summarize: The Irish agriculture minister is preparing legislation to tackle a legal row that could cost Northern Ireland's mussel fishermen £300,000.


Article: Carl Campbell, 33, was shot on High Street in West Bromwich on Tuesday.
Mohammed Humza, 19, and Vikesh Chauhan, 24, are also charged with attempted murder, possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life and possession of a prohibited object.
They appeared at Wolverhampton Crown Court earlier and are due to appear again on 26 January.
Relatives have described Mr Campbell as a "much loved son, devoted father and beloved brother".
The family addressed reports he was jailed in 2009 for causing the death by dangerous driving of Clarence Elwin in Tipton.
His family said: "Carl was a young man at the time who had a full driving licence, tax and insurance. He just panicked and left the scene.
"He was not a killer, it was an accident and he panicked so please don't judge him on that incident alone."
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Summarize: Two men have appeared in court charged with the murder of a man who was shot in the head in a stationary car.


Article: "Denmark has decided to tighten the regulations concerning refugees in a number of areas," the advert begins.
It warns that Denmark has recently passed legislation cutting benefits by up to 50% for newly arrived refugees.
The governing Venstre (Liberal) party won power in June after running on an anti-immigration platform.
Migrants have been arriving in southern Denmark from Germany in the past two days, but most have said they intend to travel on to Sweden. Dozens of people were seen walking on the main road from the south coast towards Copenhagen, Danish media reported on Monday.
Venstre rely on the support of the anti-immigration Danish People's Party (DPP), which made large gains as they took 20% of the vote in this year's election.
The DPP's influence has led to the adoption of some of the toughest immigration policies seen in the EU in recent years.
Along with warning about benefits cuts, the Danish advert also highlights that "all rejected asylum seekers must be returned quickly from Denmark".
The DPP wants Denmark to leave the Schengen area - boosting border controls is one of its top issues - and to make it harder for EU migrants to claim benefits in other member states.
Denmark has already opted out of the EU's resettlement programme for asylum seekers.
First- and second-generation immigrants form 12% of Denmark's 5.6 million population.
New rules reducing the benefits that asylum seekers can apply for were approved in July.
Single asylum-seekers without children will receive an integration benefit of 5,945 kroner (??582, ???985) a month before tax, instead of the previous 10,849.
Married couples with children are able to apply for 16,638 kroner monthly, instead of the previous 28,832.
Immigrants who pass a Danish language test are to be entitled to a 1,500 kroner monthly bonus.
Lebanon has taken in more than one million Syrians fleeing from their conflict-torn country. Turkey is the only country to have taken more.
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assistant: The Danish government has placed advertisements in Lebanese newspapers aimed at deterring potential migrants.