Following the completion of his transfer to Rangers last week, Mohamed Diomande is scheduled to arrive in Glasgow today, according to Stevie Clifford. Initially, his arrival was postponed because of a work visa application.

On January 30, the podcast presenter of Four Lads Had A Dream revealed that Rangers representatives traveled to Denmark to finalize the contract; however, Diomande is now scheduled to arrive in Glasgow.

According to reports, all of the problems and hold-ups related to his work permit have been resolved, and by the end of the week, he should start training with the team.

Clifford said in an interview with The Rangers Review on January 30 that he expected to get in Scotland on time. I believe that all of his paperwork, including his work permit, has been resolved. We went out there even though he was meant to come last week due to some delays.

“Great news that he should be here; perhaps he will participate in training by the end of the week.”

It has been a long wait for Diomande to arrive in Glasgow; first, storms and high winds delayed his signing, and then work permit complications delayed his arrival. However, it appears that everything has now been resolved, so he can finally make his much-anticipated move.

At Ibrox, the £4.5 million midfield player from FC Nordsjaelland has generated a lot of excitement. Capable of operating from both the center and the wing, he appears to be precisely the kind of player the Rangers want and one who could flourish under Philippe Clement.

At just 22 years old, he still has plenty of time to grow and develop his game at Ibrox with the potential of becoming a key player over the coming years, and perhaps earning Rangers a bit of money with a future sell-on.

There have been hints that he would be featured, if just in the matchday squad, when Rangers play Ayr United in the Scottish Cup fifth round on February 10 if he starts training later this week.

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