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Hamza Igamane Has Been Sidelined by Cyriel Dessers’ Strong Form at Rangers in Recent Months

With their season effectively over and no silverware in sight, Rangers are now shifting focus to the summer transfer window, aiming to bolster their squad for a renewed title challenge next season.
The club’s Europa League exit at the hands of Athletic Bilbao last month officially ended any hopes of lifting a trophy, placing Rangers in an unfamiliar and disappointing position.
During this tough spell, Cyriel Dessers has remained a key figure in front of goal.

His consistent scoring form has had a significant influence on the limited opportunities granted to Zakaria Igamane at Ibrox.
Dessers continued his fine run by netting again in the recent 1-1 draw against Celtic, taking his tally for the season to an impressive 25 goals.
Despite this, he remains a polarising figure among fans and pundits, with BBC’s Tom English describing his situation as “bizarre.”
Igamane, meanwhile, has largely been restricted to substitute appearances due to Dessers’ form.
With Tottenham Hotspur having shown interest in the young forward previously, there’s a growing belief that he may seek a summer move in search of more regular playing time.
Should Rangers decide to cash in, Igamane could command a solid fee, offering valuable funds for the club as they begin what is expected to be a significant rebuild ahead of next season.
Rangers face a pivotal summer, where smart recruitment and forward-thinking strategy will be crucial if they hope to finally close the gap on arch-rivals Celtic.
The failure to do so in recent years has left them lagging behind domestically, a trend they cannot afford to let continue.

If either Igamane or Dessers were to leave, it would leave a considerable void to fill up front. Adding to that challenge is the search for a new permanent manager, with Barry Ferguson likely to depart.
The decisions made in the coming months will be critical to Rangers’ future trajectory.



