Rangers transfer news latest as Diomande summons 'serious money' and Salah-Eddine clue emerges

Rangers are showing a serious mark of intent by spending north of £4m on Mohamed Diomande, according to one pundit.

The midfielder's move from FC Nordsjalland is poised to be completed, with around £4.5m believed to be enough to seal the deal. It is the second move of thee window under Philippe Clement, with Fabio Silva already signed on loan from Wolves until the end of the season. More business could yet be completed before February 1st.

Andy Walker believes that despite the loss to Celtic last month, there are signs of improvement under Clement, and Diomande's fee shows Rangers are up for the fight. The pundit told Go Radio: "That is some serious business for any club, to spend that amount of money at this stage in the season. Rangers are really going for it and improving under this manager. Of course, the big disappointment was losing to Celtic again.

"That is what they need to really improve, get one over on Celtic. That is some serious money to spend on a player in this window."

There's been tributes paid to Steven Davis after he confirmed in a Rangers statement he is retiring at 39 after a 20-year playing career. And his last address from Clement has been caught on camera.

Davis has been rehabbing from a knee injury in 2022 but was named interim manager after Michael Beale's sacking last year. And announcing the news to the squad on RTV, Clement said: "He's made the decision to stop playing. It's never an easy decision and you guys are lucky you guys can still do it.

"The door is always open here and we would love to have him in the building. That is a decision he can make. We want to let him go in a really good way and thank him for all the amazing things he did for this club."

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