Every club is desperate to find the next Erling Haaland, a striker who can score goals, win trophies and make them millions – Rangers are no different.
Philippe Clement inherited a forward line full of highly paid, expensive misfits with a squad that still needs a lot of work.One player that the manager has brought in who has unified the Rangers support is Hamza Igamane, a stark contrast to the £72m Man Utd signing who will be lining up on the other side of the pitch.Rasmus Hojlund scored 10 goals in 34 games for Atalanta before the Red Devils forked out more than their city rivals paid for Haaland.
Both look like they are descended from Vikings, but that is where the similaritiesExcept in the Europa League.
In six games, Hojlund has five goals and one assist, compared to Igamane’s four goals and one assist in four games – although Rangers did pay £70m less.
Igamane is the player that Man Utd want Hojlund to be; capable of being versatile, physical, holding the ball up, linking play, but also of scoring goals.
He is involved more, and he does more when he gets the ball.
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