Player completes medical as Rangers reach double agreement for new transfer - report

AS FAR striker Hamza Igamane has passed his medical with Rangers set to announce his signing, according to TEAMtalk.

The news outlet reported on 2 July that Gers have reached a double agreement to sign the 21-year-old with a £2.5million fee ironed out along with a five-year contract.

The Moroccan forward has also been granted his visa, which he hadn’t thus far, and will be the next player through the door at Ibrox this summer.

Rangers take a gamble paying that fee on someone unproven outside Morocco

Gers’ decision to pay £2.5million for Igamane represents a significant gamble, given his lack of experience outside Morocco.

While the 21-year-old striker has shown promise in his home country, the Scottish Premiership is a different beast, with a higher level of competition and physicality.

The expectations for Igamane in his first season should be tempered.

He will need time to adapt to the new league, the team’s style of play and the demands of Philippe Clement.

It would be unrealistic to expect him to hit the ground running and immediately become a prolific goalscorer.

Instead, fans should look for signs of development and potential.

Igamane has the physical attributes and technical skills to succeed, but he will need to work on his decision-making positioning and finishing to become a consistent threat in front of goal.

If he can make steady progress throughout the season, he could become a valuable asset for the Ibrox outfit in the long run.

In other Rangers news, the club have received offers from a number of English clubs for an in-demand player who’s made his decision about his future at Ibrox.

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