JUST IN;Rangers are reportedly closing in on a loan deal for Wolverhampton Wanderers centre-back Nasser Djiga

The 22-year-old Burkinabé international, who joined Wolves from Red Star Belgrade for around £10 million in the winter transfer window, has struggled to get game time under Vitor Pereira, starting only one Premier League match against Crystal Palace.

*Key Details of the Potential Transfer*

*Loan Duration* The deal is expected to be a season-long loan, with Rangers hoping to have Djiga complete a medical within days.

*No Buy Option* It’s unlikely that the loan will contain an option for Rangers to sign Djiga permanently, as Wolves seem to view him as a long-term prospect.

*Rangers’ Motivation* The move would strengthen Rangers’ centre-back options, especially after the departure of Leon Balogun, and provide Djiga with regular football and a fresh start under new boss Russell Martin.

*How Djiga Fits into Rangers’ Plans*

Rangers’ new boss Russell Martin is reshaping his squad and sees Djiga as a player with high upside. With European competitions and multiple domestic fronts ahead, depth in central defence is a priority. Djiga’s physicality and style should suit the Scottish Premiership, and playing under a possession-oriented coach like Martin could refine his decision-making and passing ability.