Rangers hope to catch £4.3m glimpse with attentions focused on Aberdeen debutant.
While all eyes will be on the debut of Aberdeen’s new manager, Rangers supporters are hoping to see Mohamed Diomande for the first time at Ibrox.
The 75-year-old former manager of Sheffield United, QPR, and Crystal Palace, Neil Warnock, has been named the next manager of the Dons. His first venture into Scottish football is already making headlines.
In a game where legends are frequently created, however, Rangers may potentially be about to unveil a player with genuine promise.
Step forward Mohamed Diomande who, after being introduced to the crowd in the win over Livingston, is all set for some real action against Aberdeen.
Rangers fans wait on Mohamed Diomande debut
While all eyes will be on the debut of Aberdeen’s new manager, Rangers supporters are hoping to see Mohamed Diomande for the first time at Ibrox.
The 75-year-old former manager of Sheffield United, QPR, and Crystal Palace, Neil Warnock, has been named the next manager of the Dons. His first venture into Scottish football is already making headlines.
In a game where legends are frequently created, however, Rangers may potentially be about to unveil a player with genuine promise.
A product of the Right to Dream academy, the 22-year-old Ivorian has been tipped to go on and achieve big things in the game but Rangers are a big step up from Denmark.
As part of that journey, Mohamed Diomande could be about to take his first steps onto the Ibrox pitch as a player and there are few better matches to do it than against Aberdeen.
Aberdeen clash comes at good time
Whilst Philippe Clement did admit the Ivorian midfielder wasn’t as fit as the fellow January signings Fabio Silva and Oscar Cortes, who have already played for the club, it isn’t expected to hold Diomande down for long.
With the Danish league on its mid-season shutdown it’s been a few weeks since Mohamed Diomande last played competitively but that should be no issue heading into the game.
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