Rangers FC have officially completed the signing of Croatian striker Matija Frigan, sealing a reported £6 million deal as part of their summer transfer rebuild. The 21-year-old has put pen to paper on a long-term contract at Ibrox, becoming the latest high-profile addition under manager Philippe Clement.
Frigan, who impressed with his pace, pressing, and eye for goal in the Belgian Pro League, was a key target identified to strengthen Rangers’ attacking options ahead of a title-challenging campaign. He arrives with a growing reputation, having already made waves at both club and youth international level.
Speaking after the announcement, Clement said:
“Matija is a young, hungry striker who fits the profile of what we want at Rangers. He’s quick, technical, and determined to make his mark in front of goal.”
The signing follows weeks of speculation linking Frigan with multiple European clubs, but Rangers have won the race, confirming the deal with an official unveiling in the club’s iconic blue jersey.
Fans have reacted positively, with many calling Frigan the “perfect replacement” for outgoing forward Cyriel Dessers, and a vital piece in the club’s ambition to dominate both domestically and in Europe.
With pre-season around the corner, Frigan is expected to join the squad immediately as Rangers prepare for Champions League qualifiers and the return of the Scottish Premiership.
Deal: DONE ✅
Fee: £6 million 💰
Contract: Long-term 📄
Position: Striker 🎯
Rangers mean business this summer – and Matija Frigan is just the beginning.
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