“PSG’s Prodigy SHOCKS Football World: Snubs Giants for Rangers in MASSIVE Long-Term Deal!”
Rangers Conclude Disappointing Season as Major Changes Begin at Ibrox
Rangers ended their season with a 2-2 draw against Hibernian at Easter Road on Saturday, once again falling short in both penalty areas as they missed several key chances.
Despite the underwhelming result, the club has wasted no time making moves ahead of a new era at Ibrox.
Shortly after the final whistle in Edinburgh, Rangers reportedly secured their first signing of the summer—Paris Saint-Germain youth talent Oumar Camara.
The highly rated 18-year-old, captain of PSG’s under-19 side, is set to make the switch to Glasgow once the club transitions under the ownership of 49ers Enterprises.
According to Fabrice Hawkins, Rangers have reached an agreement with Camara and a long-term professional contract is prepared.
While PSG did present him with an offer to stay in Paris, the young attacker has been convinced by the vision at Ibrox and has opted to join the Scottish club instead.
The arrival of Camara reflects growing excitement around Rangers’ future under Paraag Marathe’s leadership.
The club’s long-term plans appear to be attracting promising talent, with Camara reportedly intrigued by the opportunity for first-team involvement.
With attacking options such as Oscar Cortes and Vaclav Cerny potentially departing this summer, reinforcements are essential.
Camara, who has netted nine goals in all competitions for PSG’s under-19s this season, could be a valuable asset.
His versatility—capable of playing both as a winger and a centre-forward—adds to his appeal for the incoming managerial team.
The French forward’s signing would be a significant early statement of intent from the new regime at Ibrox, and an official announcement may follow soon.
Camara’s decision to reject PSG in favour of Rangers suggests the club’s project is already making waves in European football circles.
