EMINENT EXIT: “Rangers HERO Igamane to DITCH Ibrox?!  Everton, Sevilla CIRCLING after WONDER GOAL sinks Celtic!”

EMINENT EXIT: “Rangers HERO Igamane to DITCH Ibrox?! Everton, Sevilla CIRCLING after WONDER GOAL sinks Celtic!”

Rangers Star Igamane Could Seek Summer Transfer Amid European Interest** 

A key Rangers player may be eyeing a move away from Ibrox in the upcoming transfer window, according to a fresh report from journalist Pete O’Rourke. 

Rangers Boost Morale with Memorable Celtic Victory** 

While the Scottish Premiership title seems out of reach, Rangers reignited a glimmer of hope with a thrilling 3-2 win over Celtic. Just days after their taxing Europa League clash against Fenerbahce, Barry Ferguson’s side delivered a resilient performance at Parkhead, securing a crucial win for their fans. 

Rangers surged into a 2-0 lead through goals from Nicolas Raskin and Mohamed Diomande, only for Celtic to claw their way back to level terms. However, Hamza Igamane emerged as the match-winner, netting a brilliant 88th-minute strike to seal one of Rangers’ most significant victories of the season. 

Igamane’s Future Uncertain as European Clubs Circle** 

Despite his crucial role for the Gers, Igamane has been the subject of increasing transfer speculation. O’Rourke reports via *Football Insider* that the 22-year-old forward “could push for a move” in the summer, as top clubs across Europe monitor his situation. 

Everton have been strongly linked with a potential transfer, with Sevilla, Marseille, and other Premier League clubs also reportedly interested. Given his outstanding form—10 league goals in just 18 starts—it’s unsurprising that he has attracted attention. 

Rangers teammate Leon Balogun has previously praised Igamane’s strength and technical ability, even comparing aspects of his game to legendary striker Didier Drogba. 

With the club potentially entering a new chapter under 49ers Enterprises, Rangers will be eager to convince Igamane that the future remains bright at Ibrox. However, the lure of top-flight football in England or a move to an elite European league could prove tempting, posing a significant challenge for Rangers’ new ownership group.

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