Nasser Djiga, the 22-year-old defender from Wolverhampton Wanderers, has officially joined Rangers on a season-long loan. Djiga, who signed with Wolves in January 2025 for £10 million from Red Star Belgrade, has already made a mark in the Premier League with one start and four substitute appearances.

Early Career and Experience

Djiga began his football journey in Burkina Faso, later moving to Basel in Switzerland, and then to Nimes in France before his stint in Belgrade. His experience in various leagues, including the Champions League with Red Star, has provided him with a solid foundation.

Djiga's Statement

"I am very happy to join Rangers, it is one of the biggest clubs in Scotland and in Europe," Djiga said. "I will try to give everything, to play every game and I think it is the best team for me. I just want to play and enjoy football with the team."

Rangers' Perspective

Russell Martin, the head coach of Rangers, praised Djiga's valuable experience despite his young age. "We believe he has all the attributes required to thrive here at Rangers in the upcoming campaign and I am looking forward to working with him," Martin added.

Recent Performances

Djiga started all eight of Red Star's league phase matches last season and played a crucial role in their league and cup triumphs. His performance in the Africa Cup of Nations 2023 further highlighted his potential.

Wolves' Expectations

When Wolves signed Djiga, they described him as having "great potential." The club believes that his move to Rangers will provide him with valuable experience in the British game.

Rangers' Summer Signings

Djiga is the sixth signing for Rangers this summer as they continue to rebuild their squad under Martin's leadership and new club ownership.

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