Ibrox news latest: Rangers learn price for Croat Marko Soldo as Hamza Igmane licks his lips at Tottenham tie – Ibrox news latest.

The Osijek midfielder has registered four goals and four assists in Croatia’s top-flight this season. Dangers are apparently tracking NK Osijek midfielder Marko Soldo, who is claimed to be on Nils Koppen’s transfer radar. The Ibrox club’s well-documented financial problems mean that Philippe Clement will have limited funds in January, but the Belgian will be eager to add to his team in order to close the gap on Premiership leaders Celtic.

According to the report, Koppen and his recruitment team are scouting the 21-year-old, who has four goals and four assists in 16 appearances in Croatia’s top flight this season. They claim that Soldo, who has previously played for Dinamo Zagreb, Gorika, and HNK Sibenik, is worth €2-3 million. The Croatia U21 international is primarily a defensive midfielder who can also play in wide positions. Meanwhile, Rangers forward Hamza Igamane admits he is looking forward to facing Spurs in Thursday’s Europa League meeting at Ibrox. The 22-year-old had made a sluggish start to life in Govan after receiving his £1.7million switch from FAR Rabat last summer, but has now caught fire by netting four goals in as many games, including a brace in the Hers 4-1 away win against Nice last time out in the Europa League.

Philippe Clement is poised to select the Moroccan youth international against Ange Postecoglou’s Spurs, who are still suffering after Sunday’s 4-3 loss to Chelsea, in which they lost a two-goal lead. While he anticipates a difficult encounter, Igamane hopes to extend his hot streak under the lights at Ibrox. In an interview in his own country, he stated, “I know the game versus Spurs would not be easy. “We face a very powerful team that has had some nice results in the Europa League. However, we believe in our ability and want to make our followers happy. Tottenham are also coming off a setback to Chelsea.

“Personally, I am happy with the recent performances I have given. I am thrilled to have scored in my last two games. As previously stated, I believe my adaption process within the club has gone well, and time appears to have flown swiftly.

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