Rangers Football Club are on the verge of completing a deal for Croatian striker Matija Frigan, as he was spotted in advanced discussions with new manager Russell Martin at Ibrox. The meeting, which took place inside the club’s headquarters, signals the final stages of what is believed to be a £6 million transfer from Belgian side Westerlo.
Frigan, 22, impressed scouts across Europe after scoring double digits in the Belgian Pro League last season. With Cyriel Dessers nearing an exit to AEK Athens, Rangers have identified Frigan as the ideal replacement to lead their frontline under Martin’s new attacking vision.
The Croatian forward was seen wearing Rangers colors during the visit, indicating that personal terms are close to being finalized, and a medical could follow within days. The move comes as part of the Ibrox side’s revamped recruitment drive, backed by significant investment from the club’s board.
Sources inside the club suggest Frigan will be a focal point of Russell Martin’s high-tempo system, with the manager keen to inject youth, energy, and clinical finishing into the squad as preparations ramp up for the new Scottish Premiership campaign and European qualifiers.
An official announcement is expected soon, pending the successful conclusion of formalities.
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