Rangers Signings in the Summer Transfer Window
Rangers have been active in the summer transfer window as they look to strengthen the squad for the season ahead.
With several key arrivals already confirmed, punters and betting sites will be keen to track the impact of these new signings at Ibrox as the season approaches.
Rangers Summer Transfer Window Signings
Here at Free Bets, we take a closer look at the new arrivals in recent weeks at Ibrox.
Lyall Cameron (Midfielder)
Rangers snapped up Lyall Cameron on a free from Dundee, and it looks a clever bit of business.
The 22-year-old was a standout in the Scottish Premiership last season, scoring goals from midfield and showing loads of energy and creativity.
He's come through the Dundee academy and racked up over 100 appearances already.
With a real eye for goal and the knack for arriving late into the box, he fits Russell Martin's style perfectly.
Expect him to push for regular minutes and add some bite to the midfield - one for now, and the future.
Oscar Cortes (Winger)
Oscar Cortes is back at Ibrox permanently after two loan spells - and fans are hoping this is the season he explodes.
The Colombian winger is a tricky and exciting talent who has yet to have a clear run due to injuries, but when fit, he's electric - fast, skilful, and great one-on-one.
Rangers rate him, and if he stays fit, Cortes could be a real difference-maker, giving Rangers that spark out wide.
There's a top player in there, and this season could be when we finally see it.
Joe Rothwell (Midfielder)
Joe Rothwell arrives from Bournemouth and brings a calm, experienced head to midfield.
He has worked with Russell Martin before at Southampton and Leeds - and helped both clubs secure promotion - so he knows exactly what the manager wants.
He won't score loads, but he's tidy on the ball, reads the game well, and keeps things ticking over.
At 30, he adds some leadership to the dressing room and gives Rangers a bit more control in the middle - not the flashiest signing, but a solid one.
Emmanuel Fernandez (Centre-Back)
Emmanuel Fernandez comes in from Peterborough for around £3.5 million - and while he's still raw, there's a lot to like.
At 6'3", he's a proper unit at the back, good in the air and comfortable playing out.
He had a tough time in League One last season, but Rangers see real potential in him.
He might need to be patient, but this is a signing for the long haul, and with the proper coaching, Fernandez could develop into a first-choice defender.
Thelo Aasgaard (Attacking Midfielder)
Thelo Aasgaard is one of the most exciting signings of the summer.
The Norwegian attacking midfielder joined from Luton for £3.5 million after impressing at Wigan, where he scored 23 goals in 140 games.
He's got an excellent eye for a pass, can strike from distance, and brings that bit of unpredictability to the final third.
Rangers need someone who can unlock tight games, and Aasgaard could be that guy.
He's still young, has already played for Norway, and fits Russell Martin's system like a glove - he could be a fan favourite in no time.
Nasser Djiga (Centre-Back, Loan)
Nasser Djiga comes in on loan from Wolves and looks like a handy addition.
The 22-year-old is a 6'4" powerhouse with Champions League experience at Red Star and a handful of Premier League games under his belt.
He's athletic, tough in the tackle, and decent on the ball, too.
While there's no buy option in the deal, Djiga gives Rangers extra depth at centre-back, which will be key with Europe and a packed fixture list.
He's got all the tools to succeed in Scotland, and this loan could suit both sides nicely.
Max Aarons (Right-Back, Loan)
Rangers have landed a big name in Max Aarons, who arrives on loan from Bournemouth.
Once tipped for the England squad, the full-back is quick, direct, and loves to bomb forward.
He made his name at Norwich, but his progress stalled in recent years. Now he's reunited with Russell Martin and gets a chance to reboot his career at Ibrox.
Aarons will push James Tavernier for minutes and brings serious quality and depth down the right.
If he hits form, he could be one of the best full-backs in the league.
Djeidi Gassama (Winger)
Djeidi Gassama might not be a household name yet, but he could become one at Rangers.
Signed from Sheffield Wednesday for around £2 million, the 21-year-old winger is a former PSG academy player with bags of pace and flair.
He scored 12 goals in two seasons in the Championship and is known for taking on defenders and stretching defences.
Gassama adds competition on the flanks and gives Rangers something different out wide.
He's still got a lot of room to grow, but under Russell Martin's guidance, he could become a real handful for Scottish Premiership defenders.
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