Rangers supporters may finally have found the natural successor to Alfredo Morelos, with new signing Hamza Igamane emerging as one of the most exciting talents at Ibrox.
The 21-year-old striker has hit the ground running, quickly winning over fans with his blend of physicality, clever movement, and an eye for goal. His fearless approach in recent fixtures has already drawn comparisons to Morelos, whose combative style and knack for scoring in big moments made him a cult hero in Glasgow.
Igamane announced himself on the European stage with a standout performance against Nice, scoring twice in a 4-1 victory that showcased his composure and intelligence in front of goal. He backed that up with another strike in the emphatic 6-0 win over Kilmarnock, underlining his ability to deliver consistently across competitions.
Much like Nico Raskin — widely regarded as undroppable in midfield due to his energy and influence — Igamane is beginning to look indispensable in attack. His willingness to battle defenders, link play intelligently, and take responsibility in crucial moments has given Russell Martin’s side a new focal point.
For a club still adjusting to life without Morelos, the emergence of Igamane could not have come at a better time. Rangers’ success this season will hinge on fresh leaders stepping up, and early signs suggest the young Moroccan forward has both the temperament and the talent to become a cornerstone of the new era at Ibrox.
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