Rangers have officially completed the signing of seasoned English defender Conor Coady, marking a major boost to Russell Martin’s summer overhaul. The 32-year-old centre-back successfully passed his medical at Ibrox, with club sources confirming all paperwork has now been finalized.
Coady arrives from Leicester City with a wealth of Premier League and international experience, bringing leadership, composure, and ball-playing quality to the heart of the Gers defence. Martin identified the former Wolves captain as a top priority to stabilize the backline ahead of the club’s Champions League qualifying campaign.
The move is seen as a statement of intent from the Ibrox hierarchy, who are backing their new manager with high-profile, battle-tested reinforcements. Coady’s ability to marshal a defence and contribute in possession aligns perfectly with Martin’s tactical vision.
Rangers fans welcomed the news with great enthusiasm, with many already hailing Coady as a potential captain figure. The defender posed in his new Rangers kit, proudly holding his medical clearance with a “Deal Done” message, sealing his commitment to the Glasgow giants.
With Coady through the door, Rangers are expected to press on with further defensive and attacking additions before the season kicks off.
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