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Hamza Igamane set for Rangers exit as £15m twist emerges - Exclusive

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27 Jun 2025, 10:40 am

Rangers are expected to receive a bid for Hamza Igamane imminently, Ibrox News has learned.

The Moroccan attacker is on the back of an impressive debut campaign at Ibrox and he could leave after just one year at the club.

Sources tell Ibrox News that France is likely to be his next destination, with both Lille and Marseille keen on signing Igamane.

Russell Martin is likely to be without Igamane next season. (Credit: Imago)

Hamza Igamane expected to be sold for £15m this summer

Ibrox News understands that Gers are demanding £15million to part ways with the 22-year-old.

A bid for Igamane is imminent, with a Rangers exit seemingly set in stone in the coming weeks.

Club	Appearances	Goals	Assists
AS FAR Rabat	59	16	8
Rangers	46	16	3

Igamane's career stats.

Igamane was a regular for Gers under Philippe Clement as well as Barry Ferguson, playing out wide as well as down the middle.

He was signed for around £2million last summer, so they are expected to make a hefty profit from his sale.

Igamane had a good first season at Ibrox. (Credit: Imago)

Rangers need to invest the Igamane money wisely

Rangers must prioritise replacing Igamane as his exit would leave a significant gap in their attacking line.

Igamane’s 16 goals and three assists in 46 appearances during the 2024/25 season showcased his potential as a dynamic, versatile forward, critical to their Scottish Premiership and Europa League campaigns.

Losing him, alongside Cyriel Dessers’ potential departure to AEK Athens, risks depleting their goal-scoring options, especially with Danilo’s injury-plagued record, missing significant time due to a fractured cheekbone and knee issues, rendering him unreliable.

Investing the substantial profit from Igamane’s sale wisely is crucial to avoid past mistakes like the £6million spent on Danilo, whose injury issues and modest goal-scoring record highlight the dangers of high-cost, unproven signings.

The Ibrox outfit, under Russell Martin, should target a proven, athletic striker like Matija Frigan, ensuring funds are allocated to a durable, high-impact player to maintain competitiveness and capitalise on their player-trading model.

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