Rangers could be left with a major decision to make over the future of Hamza Igamane if they fail to qualify for the Champions League group stages this season.
The Moroccan striker, who joined Ibrox amid high expectations, has already caught the attention of a number of European clubs thanks to his explosive performances in attack. Reports suggest that “huge” offers could arrive before the transfer window closes, and Rangers may be forced to consider cashing in should they miss out on the financial windfall that comes with Champions League qualification.
The Glasgow giants are banking heavily on the prize money and revenue associated with Europe’s premier competition. Failure to secure that income could leave the club vulnerable to big-money bids, with Igamane seen as one of the most valuable assets in Philippe Clement’s squad.
Interest in the 21-year-old is believed to be strong from several top-flight clubs across France and Spain, with scouts monitoring his progress closely. While Rangers would prefer to keep hold of him to lead their attack for the domestic and European campaigns ahead, financial realities may dictate otherwise.
The Ibrox faithful will be hoping the club secures its Champions League place, not only to boost their standing on the European stage but also to avoid the prospect of losing one of their brightest young stars just weeks after his arrival.
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