DONE DEAL: Rangers F.C. have completed talks with Lille and reignited their push to bring Hamza Igamane to Glasgow. A tough contract agreement has been reached — and the deal for Igamane has just been sealed.

Lille have reopened negotiations with Scottish Premiership side Rangers to secure the signing of Moroccan international striker Hamza Igamane (22), according to Foot Mercato. Despite Olivier Giroud’s impressive start to life with Les Dogues — scoring twice in his first two Ligue 1 outings — Igamane has remained a top priority for Bruno Genesio as he looks to add further depth to his attacking options.

The young forward himself is reportedly eager to test himself in Ligue 1. On Sunday, he stirred controversy after seemingly refusing to come off the bench during Rangers’ 1-1 draw with St. Mirren, a situation confirmed by head coach Russell Martin.

Talks between Lille and Rangers are now back on track, with the French club expected to submit an official bid for the Moroccan striker in the coming days. Les Dogues will next face Lorient on Saturday in their third Ligue 1 fixture of the season.

Rangers F.C. have concluded negotiations with Lille, clearing the path for Hamza Igamane’s much-anticipated switch to Glasgow. After talks were revived in recent days, both clubs have now reached a firm agreement on a challenging contract.

The talented striker will bring added firepower to Philippe Clement’s side, with the deal finalized only moments ago. Igamane’s signing is being hailed as a powerful statement of intent, providing the Ibrox outfit with fresh attacking options as they aim to strengthen their push on both domestic and European fronts.

Excitement is already building among supporters as the club gears up to unveil their latest addition.