“Rangers STUNNED by SHOCKING Verbal Bid as Star Player BEGS for Blockbuster Euro Move – You Won’t Believe Which Club!”

Rangers’ season has started in disastrous fashion, with new boss Russell Martin already under heavy scrutiny just a few months into his tenure.

One of the biggest concerns surrounding the team is their lack of firepower in attack, particularly with young striker Igamane yet to play a single minute this campaign.

His absence has been keenly felt, and speculation about his future continues to dominate the headlines.

French side Lille have been strongly linked with a move for Igamane throughout the summer and, according to Sacha Tavolieri on X (18 August), negotiations between the two clubs have taken place.

The Ligue 1 outfit are reported to have made a verbal bid for the forward, but Rangers swiftly rejected it, deeming the offer far below their valuation.

Despite that, Igamane himself has reportedly given his approval to a transfer. The striker is said to be keen on joining Lille, placing Rangers in a difficult position as they weigh up the financial benefits of a sale against the sporting risk of keeping a potentially unsettled player.

The fee from his departure could be significant, offering Martin the chance to address glaring weaknesses within his squad.

By stalling, however, the Gers risk two damaging outcomes: losing out on vital funds and having Igamane return disillusioned to Ibrox.

For Martin, it is an unnecessary distraction at a time when results on the pitch already raise serious concerns.

Even if Igamane stays, doubts would remain over whether he could recapture his best form after a summer overshadowed by uncertainty.

Meanwhile, Cyriel Dessers has again struggled to deliver consistently in front of goal, highlighting Rangers’ desperate need for a reliable striker.

The ongoing saga over Igamane’s future is preventing the club from moving decisively in the transfer market to strengthen the attack.

With the window closing fast, Rangers are running out of time. The board must either cash in on Igamane and reinvest or commit fully to keeping him.

Failing to resolve the issue quickly could further undermine Martin’s already fragile start to life at Ibrox.