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The National
15 hours ago
- Sport
- The National
Igamane Rangers transfer update as club boot out loan bid
Rangers Review reports that the Ibrox club have laughed off the bizarre bid from the Ligue 1 side. There is a fortnight left to go of the transfer window, and it seems Igamane's future will continue to be debated for that time. Lille have been pushing to sign the Moroccan forward throughout the summer, but no deal has been reached with Rangers. Formal discussions have been held in recent days in an attempt to find an agreement. However, it's believe that their first offer was for a season-long loan. It is understood that no fee would have been payable as part of the proposal. This offer was immediately knocked back by the Ibrox hierarchy. It remains to be seen if Lille will return to the negotiating table with a monetary offer that would tempt Rangers into doing business. Igamane will command a significant eight-figure fee if he is to leave Ibrox. He arrived just 12 months ago from AS Far in his homeland, with the 22-year-old scoring 16 goals in his debut campaign in Glasgow.
The National
3 days ago
- Sport
- The National
Martin addresses Jayden Meghoma Rangers transfer links
The Rangers Review exclusively revealed this morning that the club were exploring a move for the left-back. Martin was then asked after Rangers' 4-2 win over Alloa Athletic in the Premier Sports Cup tonight whether a loan had been agreed. He replied, saying that he is 'hopeful Jayden Meghoma will be a Rangers player in the near future'. Read more: On tonight's match, and Rangers' performance as a whole, Martin told Premier Sports: "We started the game with real intent and then scored. We can't then sustain the intensity all the time. "I saw a few too many moments in the first half that they shouldn't get. "But there was lots of good stuff. "There will be a lot of players that will be better for this. It's Manny's [Emmanuel Fernandez] first game, Mikey's [Moore] first game, and the guys around haven't played pretty much. "There's a lot to be really excited about. And it's my job to always want more from the players and us as a group. So we'll look at it, and we'll learn from it. "I'm pleased with where we're going, but we have to keep working always."
The National
3 days ago
- Sport
- The National
Martin issues major update on Jefte's Rangers transfer exit
The Rangers Review reported on Friday that the Ibrox club will bank a fee of £6million when the left-back completes his switch to Brazilian giants Palmeiras. Jefte wasn't in the squad against Alloa this evening, and boss Martin was asked about the player pre-match: "He was in yesterday morning and things have transpired that he's not here now, but we'll have to wait and see what happens over the next couple of days," he told BBC Scotland. "It's looking likely he will be on his way and if he goes, he goes with everyone's best wishes and if for whatever reason because this is football it doesn't happen, he'll be welcomed back. Read more: "We would let Jefte go if we didn't have plans to make sure we're not let short there." Martin made 10 alterations to his Rangers team this evening against Alloa. He explained his selections before the game: "We have a lot of guys on the pitch who have trained outstandingly well over the past couple of weeks," Martin told RangersTV. "We've gone for freshness today and opportunity. I'm excited to see who takes the opportunity. I'm confident we have a number of players who will. "We have Mikey [Moore], and it's been frustrating for him not to be involved yet and Oscar [Cortes]. I'm really excited to see what they can do. "We've had a busy schedule with some guys playing a lot of minutes, and who looked very tired at the end on Tuesday night. "We have to put a team on the pitch that we think can produce a performance with high energy and be really forward thinking, and we've done that today."
The Herald Scotland
11-08-2025
- Sport
- The Herald Scotland
Rangers confirm Loan Cooperation deals with three clubs
It had previously been reported an agreement would be struck with Raith but Rangers Review told you earlier that deals were close with the other two. The club have now confirmed this. It will allow up to five players to be sent on loan to each of the lower league sides and they will still be able to keep playing for Rangers' youth sides, to maximise game time. Players must be eligible to play for Scotland and aged between 16 and 21. Read more: Kevin Thelwell said: 'We are pleased to enter a co-operation agreement with Raith Rovers, Alloa Athletic and Stirling Albion ahead of the upcoming campaign. 'The increased flexibility in the loan system has proved effective across Europe and allows us to maximise the potential of our youngsters with the ultimate ambition of producing players equipped with the necessary technical, tactical and mental qualities to succeed in the Rangers first-team. 'Each of the clubs share our commitment to developing young talent, as evidenced by Josh Gentles' increased first-team exposure following his loan spell at Alloa Athletic in the second half of last season, and we look forward to benefitting from the agreement throughout the campaign. 'Allied to our loan agreements is the participation of our Under-19s and Under-17s in various competitions, both domestically and in European tournament competition, which we believe provides strong foundations in facilitating the development of our young players at the Academy.'
The Herald Scotland
05-08-2025
- Sport
- The Herald Scotland
Ridvan Yilmaz transfer latest as chase for Rangers man heats up
As per the Rangers Review, Besiktas are indeed the frontrunners to sign the 24-year-old. However, reports they are on the verge of announcing him are premature. Other clubs on the continent are interested in a deal and are keeping close tabs on the player Russell Martin wants to sell on after omitting him from recent squads. Read more: A right-back by trade, loan signing Max Aarons has been picked at left-back ahead of Yilmaz and Jefte after being given the former's number three jersey on arrival. Yilmaz was told he would not be part of the plans. The Turk has once again been left out of the European squad for tonight's clash with Viktoria Plzen and has been joined by new signing Thelo Aasgaard as he recovers from an injury. Oliver Antman, who arrived just yesterday on a deal bringing him from Go Ahead Eagles, was able to be registered on time and could make his Rangers debut tonight.
