Philippe Clement plug for £8.1m Ibrox transfer pair is sure to excite Rangers fans

Philippe Clement plug for £8.1m Ibrox transfer pair is sure to excite Rangers fans

Oscar Cortes and Mohamed Diomande, who made their Ibrox debuts, were praised by Rangers manager Philippe Clement, who also promised that there is still more to come from both players. The Gers started all three of their January signings in the Scottish Cup match against Ayr United—Mohammed Diomande, Oscar Cortes, and Fabio Silva were three of seven changes to the squad—but it was the former two who were making their first starts in Rangers jerseys after making cautious progress in their Ibrox careers from the bench since joining. Now, both have made their full debuts and have been fully introduced to the Ibrox crowd.

 

Regarding Oscar Cortes and Mohamed Diomande, Philippe Clement
After the game, Philippe Clement gave the media great marks for both players while emphasizing that they are still very early in their Rangers careers.

Oscar Cortes was in a more comfortable position in the front three, according to Philippe Clement, who said that Mohamed Diomande was playing more forward than usual.

Despite all of that, the Rangers manager asserted that both still had much to offer.

Oscar “played in a more comfortable position,” according to Clement. “Dio performed a little bit better today due to the conditions we are creating with Tom Lawrence and his minutes.”

We wanted to keep an eye out because Todd Cantwell also suffered a knock over the weekend.

“They made positive statements. They demonstrated their skill as gamers and their technical proficiency. Despite only being with us for two weeks, they have already shown they get along well with the team and know what we want to accomplish.

“After two weeks, it’s normal that it’s not perfect yet and needs to become more natural. “Three new players in January shine in the Scottish Cup victory
Oscar Cortes was the player that stood out the most to Rangers supporters when their team defeated Ayr United in the Scottish Cup.

The 20-year-old Colombian winger, who was awarded Player of the Match and set up Borna Barisic for the first goal, appears to be a straight option who doesn’t hesitate to take a shot at goal.Since RC Lens purchased the winger from Millionarios for a reported €4.5 million (£3.8 million) in the summer, Rangers have the option to buy the player on loan. Fans are already debating whether or not to exercise this option.

Although it will take more time for Mohamed Diomande to come up to speed—he hasn’t played since November—it is evident from even brief glimpses that the Ivorian has talent.

Big things are anticipated of the midfield player in the match after he inked a £4.3 million loan-to-buy agreement from FC Nordsjaelland in the winter.

When you combine this with Fabio Silva’s improving play—he scored his second goal for the Bears during the win—the transfer window appears to have been incredibly successful.

Let’s now examine whether Philippe Clement’s prophecy comes true.The manager of Rangers, Philippe Clement, has praised the Ibrox supporters’ dedication while discussing the distinctions between the Gers and AS Monaco.

Speaking to ViaPlay after the team’s 2-0 Scottish Cup victory over Ayr United, the former Ligue 1 manager praised the attendance that day.

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