A £4.3million deal has been agreed between the Scottish Premiership title hopefuls and Danish side Nordsjaelland.
Incoming Mohamed Diomande is reportedly waiting on his work permit being rubber-stamped before he can become Rangers’ second summer signing.
A £4.3million deal has been agreed between the Scottish Premiership title hopefuls and Danish side Nordsjaelland after signing guru Nils Koppen and boss Phiiippe Clement identified the all-action midfielder as a key arrival. And they will soon get their wish, however, hopes the Ivory Coast youth international would be living it up in the Blue Room on Friday appear a long shot as Sky Sports state Diomande has yet to arrive in Glasgow.
Rangers will feel confident of receiving the necessary paperwork for a player who has limited international experience. Diomande – who was watched closely by Bundesliga teams Union Berlin and RB Leipzig – will be aiming to make an instant impact at Ibrox.
But he will not feature against St Mirren and Rangers’ next game will be against Livingston on Saturday, February 3. Clement and Koppen have landed Wolves striker Fabio Silva on a six-month loan from Wolves but more signings are on the agenda.
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