Rangers have secured winger Oliver Antman on a four-year contract.
The 23-year-old transfers to Ibrox from Go Ahead Eagles in a deal that could reach approximately £4m, according to Sky Sports News.
Rangers have been eager to acquire wingers during this transfer period, as head coach Russell Martin seeks to revamp his squad, with Djeidi Gassama and Mikey Moore arriving from Sheffield Wednesday and Spurs, respectively.
Oliver Antman insists he’s fit and ready to make his Rangers debut after his £3 million move to Ibrox.
The Finnish winger joined from the Netherlands’ Go Ahead Eagles and is optimistic about being registered in time for the Champions League qualifier against Viktoria Plzen.
Finland international Antman featured in 32 league matches in the Eredivisie last season, netting six goals and delivering 15 assists.
Antman has completed a full pre-season with his previous club and is prepared to make an immediate impact.
He told [[Rangers]] TV: “When I first heard [[Rangers]] were interested, I was excited because it is a huge club, and you don’t get these kinds of opportunities many times in your life.
“I have trained with Go Ahead Eagles now for over a month, I have had five training matches, and also a 90-minute game, so I’m fully fit and ready.”
The 23-year-old is excited to experience Ibrox for the first time and is eager to settle in quickly.
He said: “The last couple of days have been really busy and stressful but now I am ready to settle in.
“I am excited for tomorrow, the first match at Ibrox.
“I have heard it is a special place, but I haven’t even seen it yet, so I am excited for everything that is to come.”
Antman, who played alongside Mohamed Diomande at Nordsjælland, sought advice from his former teammate before making the move to Glasgow.
He said: “I asked him ‘Should I come?
“Is it a nice place?’.
“He said only nice things about it.”