According to Record Sport, Rangers officials are eager to reach an agreement for Rabbi Matondo to leave Ibrox and join Hannover.
According to the newspaper’s live blog (30 January, 14:42), the Gers are looking to transfer the 24-year-old in order to free up salary before the deadline of February 3.
According to the report, the Welshman was seen today near the Heinz von Heiden Arena having a conversation with Marcus Mann, the sporting director for Hannover.
The goal of the Light Blues is to finalize the terms of a six-month financing agreement that includes a buyout option.
Will Rabbi Matondo be sold by the Rangers?
Since joining the Govan club in 2022 in a £2.5 million deal from Schalke, the Welsh winger has had a challenging time.
In his two and a half years in Glasgow, he has only managed eight goals in 67 games, which is a disappointing return given the hoopla surrounding him.
The Gers hope to bolster Philippe Clement‘s team and reinvest in the team before Monday’s deadline if they can get Matondo’s salary off the books.
The Ibrox club has only signed a loan agreement with Lille for Portuguese defender Rafael Fernandes thus far.
Since they are now ten points behind Celtic, who have a game in hand after their match against Dundee was postponed last Saturday (January 25), their Scottish Premiership campaign has been reduced to damage limitation.
Therefore, in the final days of the winter transfer window, the Gers should concentrate on acquiring long-term players rather than short-term ones.
In other Rangers news, it has been claimed that the Govan club is considering loaning a former Liverpool midfielder.
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