Rangers can also sell “underrated” stars with £20 million Iga Marne

As they set their sights this summer, Rangers can now sell Hamza Igamane and another player when the transfer window opens.

Ranger Plan New Transfer Policy

After a disastrous season (the season that ultimately caused Philippe Clement’s job loss), the wanderers are eager to turn their fate around by changing their current transfer policies.

GERS was forced to welcome those who were more unpopular than preparing to get ownership charges under Clement, so their eyes shifted their attention to the impressive profits in terms of transfers that would aim to build players before they were sold. It’s a strategy that makes Brighton & Hove Albion stick to themselves and progress, and now is a strategy that wanderers can implement.

However, this strategy must bring a lot of sacrifices, but people like Igamane may still appear. Everton and Tottenham Hotspur’s centre of interest, the Wanderers reportedly played £20m in their talented striker, which led them to make a profit of £18m from the initial £2m deal last summer.

Even after such profits, Iga Marne may not be the only one to leave Ibrox this summer. According to TeamTalk, Rangers can also sell Mohamed Diomande due to Italian and French interests.

The midfielder came from Nordsjaelland only last summer but was impressed enough to win the appeal of people across Europe. When the Rangers want to use their new profit model, he may be one of the people who are sacrificed.

That said, it must be said that the Scottish Giants will give their new manager – whoever that is – it’s the most frustrating start, which could be the cashing in on two star players, who had arrived at Ibrox’s term so early.

Rangers should keep “underestimated” Diormand

Although he is not as consistent as some want, Diomande remains a big player for Ibrox and the Gers should do everything to keep it this summer. At 23, he was at the fruitful peak of Scottish Premier League giants as they hope to bridge the Celtics title gap.

Diomande, described as “undervalued” by analyst John Walker, can find the consistency above in Scotland’s second season, especially in the right manager.

If Diomande’s offer is made this summer, then Rangers’ transfer policy suggests he may be someone to watch. But while they have the potential to cash in on Igamane, Gers should have the mastery of the field stars, who can still be the basis for success in a new era under the new management team.