Club replace £4.5m Rangers newbie in familiar deal as ‘extraordinary’ ace joins.
Once again, FC Nordsjaelland has shopped in a well-known market in an attempt to find another Right to Dream graduate who will be moving to Denmark to replace Mohamed Diomande, the January signing by Rangers.
The player who might replace Mohamed Diomande in Denmark shortly possesses the same qualities that made the Ivorian standout during his mid-season move to Ibrox, where he has already scored two goals in his first four Scottish Premiership appearances.
A proposal of approximately £4.5 million was accepted by Nordsjaelland for Diomande last month. Additionally, the Superligaen team did not waste any time in adding another left-footed, all-action midfield player from the Right to Dream program in Ghana, Araphat Mohammed, who was unveiled on Wednesday following the acquisition of his work permit.
Mohamed Diomande has a significant influence at Rangers
According to Alexander Riget, technical director of Nordsjaelland, “Araphat is a player who has some top skills at an extraordinarily high level.” “He is quite strong in duels and has an excellent left foot.
“Araphat can play on the wing, but in his childhood, he has mostly played centrally in the field. We think he’s a player with a lot of promise.
Rangers fans who have watched in amazement as Diomande and fellow January recruit Oscar Cortes dominate Scottish football would recognize Riget’s remarks. In Saturday’s 5-0 thumping of Hearts, both players found the net. Diomande opened the scoring with a rocket of a shot from the edge of the box with his reliable left boot.
Furthermore, considering Nordsjaelland’s history of delivering Right to Dream grads to Scandinavia (having given Brighton’s Simon Adingra and West Ham’s Mohamed Kudus significant breakthroughs), don’t be shocked to see Araphet’s name surface in the gossip sections very soon.
Is Nordsjaelland able to sustain this pattern?
“It truly demonstrates how excellent our international academies are when we are able to bring a player to FC Nordsjaelland again through the support of Right to Dream,” Riget continues.
“We eagerly anticipate Araphat’s development.”
Meanwhile, Diomande is quickly proving to be one of the most inspiring additions to the Rangers in a while, bringing new energy and vitality to an aging and one-paced engine room with his skill, drive, and long-range shooting.
Ibrox is probably not the last stop on Diomande’s career, as Gers manager Philippe Clement fully expects the rookie to reach the pinnacle of the European game. Who knows, maybe Araphet will eventually replace him in Scotland as well.
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