Wales' Matondo joins Hannover on loan from Rangers
Rangers winger Rabbi Matondo has joined German second-tier side Hannover 96 on loan until the end of the season.The Wales international, 24, has made 67 appearances for Rangers since arriving from Schalke in summer 2022.His switch to Hannover includes an option to make the move permanent."It's a big club with an exciting team and really good conditions - just looking at the stadium," Matondo told Hannover's website."I'm really looking forward to playing here. I'm very motivated to do my part to ensure that we have a really successful second half of the season and are in the race for the top spots until the end."
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