CONFIRMED: Rangers Strengthen Squad with £2.5 Million Signings of Kabadayi and Igamane.
£2.5 million couple heads to the UK to sign with Rangers; two-way transfer announcement imminent – source
Yusuf Kabadayi and Hamza Igamane, who would cost Rangers a total of £2.5 million, are expected to confirm their arrivals, according to Ibrox Noise. On June 22, the Rangers press website announced that 20-year-old Bayern Munich winger Kabadayi and 21-year-old striker Igamane of FAR Rabat had arrived in the UK to complete their transfers to the Scottish Premiership’s biggest clubs.
Although former Gers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst, who is currently in charge at Besiktas, expressed interest in Kabadayi, it is believed that Igamane would join for Rangers for £1.5 million after “tense negotiations.” Kabadayi is expected to sign for roughly £1 million at Ibrox.
Who are Rangers planning to sign in summer transfer window? Philippe Clement and Nils Koppen have had a very active start to the summer transfer season. Following a half-season loan, Oscar Cortes has resigned on loan, and Mohamed Diomande has joined on a permanent basis.
The Light Blues have once again chosen to complete their summer transfer business early, and Jefte, Clinton Nsiala, and Connor Barron have also been confirmed as new arrivals at Ibrox. It’s definitely a good move to get players in before the pre-season starts because Clement has quite the rebuild on his hands after John Lundstram, Ryan Jack, Kemar Roofe, and Borna Barisic were released.
A few players, including Sam Lammers, Jack Butland, James Tavernier, and Connor Goldson, have all been linked to moves away, so they might also be moved on this summer.
All of these new players, with the exception of Barron, who made an impression at Aberdeen last season, are unknowns in this region of the football world, so it remains to be seen if any of them will be any good. Regarding further arrivals, a number of players have been linked to the club, but it’s possible that after this double arrival, nothing happens. This will allow the club to evaluate the situation, possibly move one or two players on, and then reevaluate when everyone returns to preseason training.
