Mohamed Diomande: Rangers debut update emerges for new Ibrox signing
Rangers new signing Mohamed Diomande is in line to make his debut against Livingston in the SPFL on Saturday, 3 February.
According to the Scottish Sun [31 January], while left-back Jefte will not be in action as he’s not moving to Ibrox on deadline day, the Ivorian has already sealed his move.
The 22-year-old has moved to Gers on an initial loan with the option to buy.
The 19:40 update reads: “While Gers fans won’t see Jefte against Livingston this weekend, they could have a first glimpse at Mohamed Diomande in a blue shirt.
“The Ivorian midfielder signed on loan with an option to buy and the man who discovered his talent as an 11-year-old has revealed what made him stand out.”
Excitement building
Rangers fans have every reason to be thrilled about Diomande’s debut this weekend.
His journey from being discovered in the streets of Abidjan to signing for Rangers showcases not only his talent but also his determination and character.
Diomande’s background, coming from the Right to Dream Academy shows he possesses not just skill but also a strong work ethic instilled in him from a young age.
At only 22 years old, he already has a wealth of experience, having played for FC Nordsjaelland and excelled against tough opposition in European competitions.
His versatility on the field along with his potential for growth and development aligns with Rangers’ strategy of nurturing young talent.
For fans, the new signing represents not just a promising addition to the squad but also embodies the club’s ethos of hard work, ambition and the pursuit of excellence.
It’s always nice to see such players make their debut and it’s undoubtedly something that fans will be looking forward to.
In other Rangers news, the Gers are on course to make a deadline day signing after what happened recently as a behind-the-scenes claim has emerged.
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