Rangers told they've signed star with 'incredible potential' as airport moment ahead of Ibrox sparks goosebumps
Rangers delved into the January transfer market to lure the player to Ibrox this winter
Rangers are back in Scottish Premiership action on Wednesday night. They face an away trip to Fir Park to play Motherwell. The Gers are sat in 2nd place in the table after 25 fixtures.
The Glasgow giants are three points behind Hearts at the summit. Danny Rohl has made a positive impression at Ibrox since his move earlier this season. The ex-Sheffield Wednesday man was picked as Russell Martin’s replacement and he has adapted well to life in Scotland.
Rangers new boy Ryan Naderi hailed
Laurent Burkart, who is the agent of Rangers new boy Ryan Naderi, has said he has ‘incredible potential’. The Gers swooped to sign the player late in the January transfer window. The 22-year-old is eager to show his new set of fans what he is all about.
Burkart has said, as per Ostsee Zeitung: “The past few weeks haven’t passed Ryan by without a trace. The positive comments on Ryan’s Hansa farewell on the Internet will carry him and also ensure that his bond with Rostock will last a lifetime.
“What is important for Ryan is to stay the way he is. I’m not worried because he’s authentic and always has been. In addition, his natural freshness, to approach things and to be positive towards people. Now he has to reach the level in Scotland, at a club that is represented internationally, which has an incredible expectation and wants to compete for titles and in the European Cup. No one knows how it will go. We’re a little nervous too. But I trust the boy because he has incredible potential.”
He added: “(It was a) goosebump moment. At the gate we met Hansa fans who approached Ryan and took pictures with him. They were on their way to Dublin – and totally friendly.”
Who is Rangers new boy Ryan Naderi?
Rangers landed Naderi this winter to boost their attacking department. He gives them more competition and depth up top. In addition, he offers them something different going forward.
The striker has penned a long-term contract until the summer of 2029. He made 18 appearances for Hansa Rostock during the first-half of this season and he scored eight goals, as well as chipping in with a single assist. The Dresden-born man spent time with Dynamo Dresden before Borussia Mönchengladbach came calling.
Naderi was a regular for Gladbach at various different youth levels before Hansa swooped in. He went on to become a key man for his previous team before they sold him recently. After securing his transfer, he said: “I am really pleased that this move has happened.
“Now I am here, I plan to make the most of this opportunity. Rangers are a world-renowned club who have a history of winning silverware and that’s what I am here to achieve. I am looking forward to meeting my new team-mates, all of the staff and the supporters in the days and weeks ahead. I am ready to get started and I hope to have a positive impact on the team for the rest of the season.”