Bournemouth scouts monitor Rangers striker re: Jan move | OneFootball

A report from Morocco has named four Premier League sides it claims are already interested in signing Rangers’ star striker Hamza Igamane, with Bournemouth, Fulham, West Ham and Brentford said to be monitoring and scouting, and Ibrox Noise sources have confirmed Bournemouth scouts were in attendance for the League Cup final at Hampden.

The striker joined Rangers in a £2.5M deal this summer from FAR RABAT, and after a (very) lengthy induction session (because he was injured) he’s started to make his mark in the run up to Christmas, securing an assist at Hampden for his troubles.

Indeed, 8 goals and assists in 17 appearances for the club suggests he’s finding his form and adapting to Scottish football just fine, and this has led to big interest from down south, with four teams monitoring and one already stepping up that interest.

Hamza is not a player Rangers want to lose and his recent uptick in form has clearly attracted the rich sides from the world’s biggest league.

His current value to the club is rising and Rangers will not want to lose him this quickly but money talks, and if Bournemouth (or anyone else) bids big for him in January, Rangers will not be in a position to say no.

More as we get it.