Excited news has reached the Rangers ranks that the 21-year-old Moroccan hitman has agreed to transfer to Ibrox from local team FAR Rabat.
Given that Hamza Igamane is one of the top young forwards in world football, the agreement could prove to be rather advantageous for the club, which has to make fresh investments in its forward line.
According to rumors this week, the specifics of the trade have been worked out, with Rangers expected to spend around £1.7 million to sign the uncapped striker.
Now that Igamane has bid farewell to the team that raised him, it seems the only thing remaining is for the striker to make his Rangers debut.
Rangers supporters are already investigating Hamza Igamane’s latest Instagram activities.
The striker’s upload of a photo of himself with pals in northeastern Brazil put a stop to rumors that Rangers will make an announcement soon.
However, Igamane’s official social media account suddenly suggests otherwise, with an emotive tweet directed at FAR Rabat.
The striker, who is about to depart Morocco for the first time, has paid homage to a football team and its personnel that he says will “always have a special place” in his heart.
In translation, the article says:
“I can only succeed because of Allah. I put my trust in Him, and I go to Him.
“It’s time to say goodbye and take on a new challenge after an amazing experience with ASFAR that has changed me into who I am today.
“With the club I adore, I had the honor of winning two titles.
“I will always be appreciative to the committee, which is represented by President Mohamed Haramou and Vice President Al-Ayoubi, as well as to all of the Askaries, teammates, coaches, staff members, and anybody else who has had any kind of impact on my career.
“I will always have a particular place in my heart for the leader.
“I appreciate everything that you have done.”
Rangers increase their transfer market alternatives for strikers.
Now, with the upcoming season approaching, Rangers supporters can look forward to Hamza Igamane making his commitment at Ibrox.
The striker appears to be a very exciting addition, and Rangers will be hoping that any success creates trade connections between the team and the area.
Igamane’s signing comes as Rangers reassemble the team with a plethora of young, gifted players from throughout the globe.
Along with French center-back Clinton Nsiala (AC Milan) and Brazilian left-back Jefte (Fluminense), the group now includes Scotland U21 international Connor Barron (Aberdeen).
Rangers now have a wealth of outstanding young players from all over the world thanks to the permanent arrival of Ivorian midfielder Mohamed Diomande (FC Nordsjaelland) and the loan-to-buy acquisition of Colombian winger Oscar Cortes (RC Lens).
Adding experience is now the first priority for Philippe Clement at Ibrox, as evidenced by the news that a Euro 2024 player will be arriving “in the post.”
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