Wolves Loan Nasser Djiga to Rangers Amid Multiple Summer Departures

Wolves have seen numerous departures this summer, with Nasser Djiga joining Rangers on a season-long loan as part of their squad rebuild under manager Russell Martin. Djiga, a 22-year-old Burkina Faso international, has experience playing in four European leagues and aims to make a strong impression at Rangers by playing regularly and showcasing his aggressive, ball-playing defensive style. Despite making limited appearances for Wolves after a £10 million move from Red Star Belgrade in January, Djiga is highly rated as a future prospect and is expected to gain valuable game time at Ibrox. Rangers have been actively strengthening their squad with several signings, including Djiga, who has expressed his desire to be remembered by fans for his impact. Wolves have inserted a 40% sell-on clause in the deal for winger Chiquinho, who also left for Portuguese side Alverca, reflecting their ongoing squad adjustments. Ensuring that Djiga receives sufficient playing time at Rangers is a priority for Wolves, who have previously included clauses to guarantee game time in loan agreements.