Mohamed Diomande guarantees Rangers transfer demand is met as recruit comes with catchy song and shirt number wish

Mohamed Diomande is bringing a catchy song and a desire for trophies with him to Rangers.

Reports have emerged from Denmark that the 22-year-old midfielder is poised to swap FC Nordsjælland for Ibrox, becoming Philippe Clement's second January recruit. The Ivorian emerged from the famous Right to Dream academy and made his 100th appearance for the Danish side he has already captained.

After it, he made an emotional call with his mum and dad public, and with it revealed a chant to the tune of the famous Toure brother chant, going along the lines of 'Dio, Dio Dio, Dio Diomande.' That side of things might be more the Union Bears category but what Diomande will be focused on his hitting the landmarks he has in Scandinavia, alongside a desire for the number 10 shirt last held by Steven Davis. In the 100 appearance address, Diomande said: "Hello mum and dad. How are you? I just played my 100th match for FCN. I feel like it was yesterday I told you about my debut. Do you remember when we looked at the big map in Right to Dream and I told you about all the things I was going to achieve?

"My first goal. Playing in my favourite number - 10. Wearing the captain's armband. And have the fans singing my name. We even have a dance together. It is the best feeling. Last season was crazy.

"We made people happy week in week out and I did it with some of my best friends. I am looking forward to telling you about Europe. Wherever I go, I will always have you in my heart, you know that. None of this would be possible without your support."

Speaking to the club website, his desire for trophies in the immediate future came to light, which is just the mettle required in an environment that demands Premiership success and more. He said: "I