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The National
09-07-2025
- Sport
- The National
Winger 'already training' with Rangers ahead of transfer
The 21-year-old scored eight goals and assisted another for the English Championship club last season. The Rangers Review reported on Tuesday that the Ibrox club have reached an agreement in principle that will make Gassama Russell Martin's latest summer signing. Read more: The Frenchman is capable of operating across the forward line. He was mainly used from the left flank by Wednesday, and his arrival at Ibrox will give Martin another much-needed option in the final third. Now, according to French journalist Sebastien Vidal, Gassama is already training with Rangers at their camp at St George's Park down south. Djeidi Gassama is already training with Rangers at St George's Park as a deal with Sheffield Wednesday nears. First likely sale for Chansiri in a looming clear-out.#Rangers #SWFC #Gassama #Transfers #Mercato #ChampionsLeague — Sébastien Vidal (@SebEcrivainFoot) July 9, 2025 Gassama would become Rangers' sixth summer signing, following the arrivals of Lyall Cameron, Max Aarons, Emmanuel Fernandes, Joe Rothwell and Thelo Aasgaard. The winger spent time in the youth set-up at current European champions Paris Saint-Germain. "I expect the team to look different again, the squad to look different in a week's time," said boss Martin after his side drew 2-2 in a friendly with Club Brugge at Ibrox over the weekend. "So, I think we are, we're definitely want to do more, for sure. And also probably some players need to to move on as well at some point because the squad's going to start looking very big and very heavy. I don't know is the answer, but it will definitely look different in a week's time."
Glasgow Times
08-07-2025
- Sport
- Glasgow Times
Rangers closing in on Sheffield Wednesday's Djeidi Gassama
As per the Rangers Review, the Ibrox club are close to agreeing a deal with the Championship side for the winger, aged 21. Russell Martin has added to his squad in recent weeks with the additions of Max Aarons, Emmanuel Fernandes, Joe Rothwell and Thelo Aasgaard. Lyall Cameron has also been added to Rangers' ranks, having signed a pre-contract back in January. Now, it's understood that Gassama will become the latest player to make the switch to Glasgow this summer. It's believed that a long-term contract is on the table for the French Under-20 internationalist.
The National
08-07-2025
- Sport
- The National
Rangers closing in on Sheffield Wednesday's Djeidi Gassama
As per the Rangers Review, the Ibrox club are close to agreeing a deal with the Championship side for the winger, aged 21. Russell Martin has added to his squad in recent weeks with the additions of Max Aarons, Emmanuel Fernandes, Joe Rothwell and Thelo Aasgaard. Lyall Cameron has also been added to Rangers' ranks, having signed a pre-contract back in January. Now, it's understood that Gassama will become the latest player to make the switch to Glasgow this summer. It's believed that a long-term contract is on the table for the French Under-20 internationalist.
The Herald Scotland
07-07-2025
- Sport
- The Herald Scotland
Rabbi Matondo Rangers absence explained after loan return
However, he was conspicuous by his absence for the friendly against Club Brugge yesterday, a 2-2 draw after the Belgians opened up a two goal lead in the first half but Gers came back through Mohamed Diomande and Findlay Curtis. Matondo's absence left fans wondering but Rangers Review has now confirmed he had surgery on a knee problem during the break and is expected back in August. The Welsh winger, 24, has had consistent injury troubles during his time at Ibrox and missed four months of the 2024/25 campaign due to a hamstring issue. Another player missing from the squad against Brugge was defender Clinton Nsiala and manager Russell Martin has confirmed he is likely to go out on loan. He said: "Clinton... we signed Emmanuel, and I think Clinton's at a point in his at his age and his career, he needs to play all the time and every week. "He's trained really, really well. But I think it's, rather playing some part of the squad, a bit like last season, he's at a point now where he needs to go and play football and he's the best way to learn. "We've had a really good conversation, honest conversation. And he's trained really well. I think it was an area we wanted to strengthen [centre-back] anyway and we will continue to strengthen. "So, to let [Clinton] know the situation really early is probably the best for him to find the best opportunity to play football."
Daily Record
05-07-2025
- Business
- Daily Record
The five new signings Rangers want next including three wingers as transfer plan throws weight behind burning Patati link
Rather than slowing down, the Ibrox signing frenzy looks set to accelerate Rangers remain in the market for at least five new signings after landing Thelo Aasgaard today – with three wingers targeted as well as defensive duo Conor Coady and Nasser Djiga. The new Ibrox owners haven't hung about in splashing the cash since taking over with deals struck this week to sign Aasgaard as well as Emmanuel Fernandez and Joe Rothwell. Max Aarons also came in on loan while Lyall Cameron on a pre-contract agreement beefs out the midfield. But rather than slowing down, the signing frenzy looks set to accelerate. interested in 'Brazilian magician' Weslley Patati, a versatile attacker who primarily plays off the right wing. Those reports are yet to be substantiated but the £8.6m rated Brazilian certainly seems to fit the bill, because the Rangers Review report that, even with Aasgaard in the building, Rangers are in the market for THREE new wingers. As things stand, the only wide options available to Russell Martin are Oscar Cortes, Rabbi Matondo and Ross McCausland – a thin pool that lacks the proven, consistent quality the club are seeking in those positions. Patati may well be one, while they've also been linked with Como's Samuel Ballet this week and the 24-year-old could be another on the way in if Rangers decide to ramp things up. They may however want to first see where the land lies with Hamza Igamane, because if his move to Lille goes through at the £15m price Rangers are demanding, that could free up funds to spend bigger on forward targets than the club had previously planned to. As well as the new trio of wide men, at the other end it's believed deals are close for Coady and Djiga. The Ibrox side are in talks with Leicester to land Englishman Coady, who is understood to be keen on the move north. Djiga, meanwhile, is poised to come in on loan from Wolves next week – well in time for the Champions League qualifying opener with Panathinaikos later this month. All five of those deals are expected to be independent of any exits. A new striker, for instance, will presumably catapult up the shopping list if and when deals are agreed to sell Igamane and Cyriel Dessers, with Danilo the only senior striking option outside that pair. Follow Record Sport on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram for all of the up-to-the minute breaking news, video and audio on the SPFL, the Scotland national team and beyond. You can get all the news you need on our dedicated Rangers and Celtic pages, and sign up to our newsletters to make sure you never miss a beat throughout the season.
