New approach made to sign Rangers player following this week’s setback – report
Rabbi Matondo may leave Rangers before 3 February as Nantes pursue a loan deal, reports Rangers News.

On 25 January, it was reported that Rabbi Matondo’s move to Coventry City fell through due to issues over bonuses and add-ons.
However, the winger could still leave Rangers, as Nantes, currently battling relegation in Ligue 1 and set to lose Huddersfield loanee Sorba Thomas, have officially approached the club regarding his availability.
The 24-year-old has struggled to make an impact at Ibrox, with just eight appearances and two goals this season.
Following a hamstring injury sustained in September, Matondo has slipped far down the pecking order under manager Philippe Clement.
Many Rangers fans view him as a high-wage player offering little in return.

Given his lack of game time, a move away during the January transfer window appears to be the best solution for all parties involved.
Whether he heads to the EFL, Ligue 1, or another destination, the Rangers faithful seem more focused on ensuring he doesn’t remain at Ibrox until the summer.
For Matondo, joining Nantes could be an attractive opportunity to secure consistent game time in one of Europe’s top five leagues.
Remaining at Rangers would likely see him continue to struggle for minutes, making a transfer or loan deal the more logical step in his career.
However, his departure depends on finding a club willing to meet his terms.



