Rangers beat Trabzonspor in race to sign a versitle midfieder as agreement update emerges from Dailysport Update

Rangers have beaten Turkish outfit Trabzonspor in the race to sign FC Nordsjælland midfielder Mohamed Diomande, according to dailysport Update

The gifted midfielder has been being tracked by Trabzonspor, who are presently third in the Turkish Super Lig,

for some time, but Rangers have stepped in to strike a deal to sign the 22-year-old,

according to a Turkish news site that reported on Sunday, January 21.

Given that Four Lads reported on January 21 that the deal might be finalized in a few days,

the Turkish team is now anticipated to shift their focus elsewhere in the transfer market as they concede loss in the competition to sign Diomande.

Rangers have only succeeded in acquiring the exact type of player

Philippe Clement needs to bolster his midfield ranks at Ibrox—a huge coup in the transfer market.

Diomande has been one of Denmark’s most valuable midfield assets for a number of years,

therefore it’s surprising that none of the continent’s elite teams have yet to sign him.

Rangers have a genuine exciting talent in Diomande at just 22 years old,

having played 13 times for Nordsjaelland this season and picking up three assists.

Due to their problems with squad depth and crucial player injuries,

midfielders have always been high on the priority list at Ibrox this January.

This has frequently resulted in Dujon Sterling filling in outside of his customary right-back position.

With incredible technical talent, a clear vision for the future,

and a workhorse mentality that the Gers have long needed,

Diomande comes to Ibrox with promise to be an immediate hit and fan favorite among Rangers fans.

Rangers are still in the market for a new left-back and striker,

so the end of the transfer window at Ibrox is expected to be busy.

However, the signing of Diomande should thrill the Light Blues supporters as they want to keep improving under Clement’s leadership. Amazing bargain.