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Mohamed Diomande's whereabouts revealed as Rangers set to rubber-stamp transfer

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Mohamed Diomande is quickly heading to the exit at Rangers.

The Ivorian has actually been heavily used by Derek McInnes since his arrival at Ibrox, but that counts for nothing now.

Rangers have been on a heavy recruitment drive in midfield, and are now starting to bring some cash back in.

Dan Neil and Cammy Devlin joined on free transfers, while Vanja Dragojevic arrived from Partizan Belgrade.

With Nicolas Raskin back in the fold after the World Cup, Diomande has bene shown the exit door.

Advanced talks were underway with Corum FK in Turkiye, but it looks to have gone beyond that now.

Where is Mohamed Diomande now?

As the Bears prepare for the return leg of their Europa League qualifier with Jagiellonia, it's all change.

Rangers are 2-1 behind on aggregate, but will be confident of overturning that result against the Poles at Ibrox.

Diomande featured in the first leg, but has now touched down in Turkiye ahead of his move to Corum.

That's according to the print edition of the Daily Record on Tuesday, who state that the midfielder has jetted out of Scotland already.

The newspaper reports on 11 August that Rangers will rubberstamp a move away within days.

It could bring in up to £4.8million.

Mohamed Diomande in action for Rangers, straight-faced looking right
What's next for Rangers as advanced talks now held for Mohamed Diomande exit

Who could Rangers sign next?

Given that their midfield has already been practically sorted, eyes are either side of that at Ibrox.

Hugo Siquet is wanted from Club Brugge, and could fill the problem at right-back that has hit McInnes.

Then, more wingers are still on the table.

Couhaib Driouech has agreed a move to Ibrox, and he should sign for Rangers from PSV for £7m within days.

So, it's great to see movement at either side of the table, with money needing to be brought in to reinvest in the squad.

Diomande has always shown glimpses of promise in Glasgow, but has never done it consistently enough to be a massive star at this level.

He may get that opportunity in Turkiye, where Rangers fans will no doubt wish him only the best for the next stage of his career.

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