Rangers may be forced to part ways with Hamza Igamane this summer if a sizeable offer is made, according to Football Insider.
The 22-year-old Moroccan striker has quickly become one of Ibrox’s standout stars this season.
His memorable late winner at Celtic Park last month has already etched his name into Old Firm history—one of football’s most intense rivalries.
Though the club remains eager to retain him, especially after his 18 goal contributions across all competitions, it’s believed that a major bid could test their resolve.
Despite speculation, Rangers’ official stance on keeping Igamane remains unchanged.
The club is reportedly looking to shape their future around both Igamane and Nico Raskin.
However, growing interest from the Premier League and abroad could make it difficult to hold onto him.
Everton have already expressed a desire to bring him to England, according to recent reports.
Signed from FAR Rabat for £2.5 million last year, Igamane has been dubbed a “phenomenon” by scouts and is expected to attract high-value bids.
A £20 million transfer battle could unfold, with Sevilla and Marseille also linked, as per TEAMtalk.
While Rangers are expected to hand their incoming manager a £25 million summer transfer budget, the club’s anticipated change in ownership by the end of May could bring long-awaited financial stability.
The new owners, 49ers Enterprises, reportedly see Igamane as central to their long-term vision.
They view him as key to the club’s resurgence and ambition to return to dominance in Scottish football, especially after the recent disappointment of being knocked out of the Europa League by Athletic Bilbao.
Despite the financial lure of a big transfer fee, Rangers remain hopeful they can keep hold of one of their brightest talents.
