Rangers a dream come true for super player as £4.3m summer deal confirmed

Rangers a dream come true for super player as £4.3m summer deal confirmed

Rangers a dream come true for Mohamed Diomande as £4.3m summer deal confirmed

The Ivorian, who has already scored two goals, has impressed the Gers manager right away and gotten along well with John Lundstram in the engine room and the team as a whole.

Although the winter transfer window is infamously tough for hiring, Mohamed Diomande’s choice to come to Ibrox was made easy because Rangers were still in Europe.

The primary distinction is that Diomande, as seen by the two goals he has on his record, is at ease on both feet.

Mohamed Diomande, who is expected to join Rangers permanently for £4.3 million this summer, has disclosed that our continental reputation played a significant role in his decision to transfer across the North Sea ahead of the team’s trip to play Benfica:

Rangers a dream come true for super player as £4.3m summer deal confirmed
Rangers a dream come true for super player as £4.3m summer deal confirmed

“I witnessed all the Rangers did and their progression when I watched them arrive in Seville. That was also a major factor in my decision to travel here. I wish I could have a comparable experience on my own.

“Here, I’m living the dream, which for me entails competing at the greatest football level possible. Being a part of this competition at this point indicates that your team is among the greatest in Europe. To get here, you had to play against other European clubs and be among the best in your league.

Rangers is currently ranked 26th in the UEFA Club Coefficient standings, which is not terrible considering how limited our TV deal is.

It also shows how well we have performed against the top teams in Europe, ignoring the results from last season.

To put things in context, Feyenoord, PSV Eindhoven, Lazio, Milan, Sporting Lisbon, and Tottenham Hotspur are all below us, and Arsenal is positioned slightly above us.

With Mohamed Diomande now able to enjoy Ibrox on a Thursday night under the lights, perhaps Rangers can prolong their hopes of qualifying for the Europa League.

Ibrox baby, things aren’t the same.

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