Why six more may follow Mohamed Diomande after latest Rangers exit update

Mohamed Diomande could be bidding farewell to Rangers after two years at the club.

The Cote d'Ivoire international moved to the Gers for £4.3million in 2024 and is set to join Corum in Turkiye.

It isn't surprising to see the Light Blues clear some space in the engine room after signing Dan Neil, Cammy Devlin and Vanja Dragojevic this transfer window.

Diomande likely won't be the only midfielder to leave Ibrox before deadline day, with Nicolas Raskin's exit also anticipated.

The Belgium international's sale at the Glaswegian outfit feels inevitable.

Andrew Cavenagh seems prepared to cash in on Raskin, but the Govan side haven't been able to agree a deal yet.

What the future holds for Ross McCausland and Clinton Nsiala

Ross McCausland and Clinton Nsiala clearly aren't in Derek McInnes' plans and their future will certainly be away from the Gers.

Fans in G51 can be forgiven if they've forgotten about the existence of the Northern Ireland winger and the French defender.

McCausland and Nsiala desperately need to find new clubs to kickstart their careers.

McInnes doesn't fancy John Souttar and the other two fall in the same category.

Journalist Sacha Tavolieri has claimed on 12 August that Corum are about to sign Diomande, with an official announcement imminent.

Jose Cifuentes is another outcast whose wages the Ibrox hierarchy will surely want off their books.

Derek McInnes may have seen enough of Ibrox winter singing

Rangers didn't hesitate to back Danny Rohl in the winter transfer window, but none of the signings have arguably lived up to expectations.

Andreas Skov Olsen returned to Wolfsburg after an underwhelming loan spell.

Tuur Rommens has shown promise, but his persistent fitness issues at Ibrox are starting to frustrate fans.

Ryan Naderi has failed to make much of an impact since the Light Blues showed confidence in his signing from Hansa Rostock.

Tochi Chukwuani is someone whose future may be up in the air in Govan following the summer signings.

The Denmark Under-21 international was left on the bench for the 1-1 draw with Dundee United and didn't make the squad as the Glaswegian outfit lost 2-1 to Hibernian.

Even with Diomande and Raskin's exits, there's no guarantee the 23-year-old former Sturm Graz midfielder will get regular minutes under McInnes this season.

While there's plenty of focus on the incomings at Ibrox, the Bears might spring a few surprises with the departures from their squad.