Rangers have signed a four -year contract Winger Oliver Intman.
The 23 -year -old transferred from Go Forward Eagles to Abroxy, which could rise to about $ 4 million, Sky Sports News understands.
Rangers are looking to sign the wingers during this transfer window, as head coach Russell Martin is watching to rebuild his team, which includes Sheffield and Sprice from Sheffield and Springs, respectively.
Finland International International presented in 32 league league in Ariadus last season, scoring six goals and providing 15 support.
He said: “I am very excited, these have been some difficult days but today I will meet the team, so I am excited.
“When I heard the Rangers are interested, I am happy because it’s a huge club and you often don’t get such an opportunity in life.”
Antman has signed a four -year contract in Aubrox
Rangers Head Coach Russell Martin added: “We are happy to bring Oliver to Glasgow. He is a player we have followed closely and the characteristics of attacking his ability will add a new dimension to our squad.
“She is hungry to learn, and I look forward to seeing its effects in Rangers this season and in the future.”
After Lile Cameron, Max Aaronz, Roth Well, Emmanuel Fernandez, Thalefis Asgard, Nasir Digiga, Gasama and Peacock, Intman became the ninth summer arrival.
Sporting Director Kevin Thalevil said: “Oliver is an interesting skill that has shown technical ability and maturity at an early age.
“He has gained valuable experience at home and internationally, and I am excited to see him playing in this squad. We are sure he can contribute a significant contribution here and play a key role in moving forward in the squad.”
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