Rangers have been handed a massive boost at a critical stage of the season, with manager Danny Röhl confirming the return of influential midfielder Mohamed Diomande to full training ahead of their high-stakes clash with Aberdeen F.C..
The Ivorian star had been sidelined in recent weeks, leaving a noticeable gap in Rangers’ midfield engine room. However, his return could not have come at a more decisive moment, with Rangers F.C. pushing hard in the title race and every point now carrying huge significance.
Speaking ahead of the encounter, Röhl expressed his delight at seeing Diomande back among the group, hinting that the midfielder is already pushing for an immediate return to action. His presence adds energy, composure, and tactical balance—qualities that have been sorely missed during his absence.
Diomande’s return also intensifies competition within the squad. With players like Nicolas Raskin and Connor Barron already battling for places, Röhl now faces a selection headache—but one he will gladly accept as Rangers aim to maintain momentum.
While the mood around the camp is largely positive, there are still minor concerns. A few players remain doubts due to fitness and illness, meaning Röhl must carefully assess his options before finalising his starting XI.
Nonetheless, the return of Diomande has injected fresh belief into the squad and the fanbase alike. With a crucial fixture looming against Aberdeen, Rangers now have a renewed sense of strength and depth—something that could prove decisive in the closing stretch of the campaign.














