Mo Diomande has completed a move to Turkish club Corum FK, bringing an end to his spell at Ibrox.
The Ivorian midfielder, 24, joined the club from FC Nordsjælland in January 2024 and has now joined the Turkish Super Lig club in a deal worth £4.5million.
Diomande was entering the final two years of his contract with Rangers, who are continuing to work on outgoings as well as incomings.
Nedim Bajrami and Oliver Antman are the highest-profile exits to date, with several other players - Ross McCausland, Lyall Cameron and Clinton Nsiala - among those available for transfers.
Diomande started the first two games of the season and was a half time subsistute in Sunday's 2-1 defeat against Hibs.
He joined the club at the start of 2024 during Philippe Clement's tenure. After a promising first six months in Glasgow, Diomande was a bit-part player under Russell Martin before eventually losing his place under Danny Rohl.
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Rangers will replace Youssef Chermiti after he suffered an ACL injury against Hibs and there is also growing pressure to add depth in defence after Tuur Rommens was ruled out for up to two months.
Speaking at his press conference ahead of tomorrow's tie with Jagiellonia, McInnes said: "Obviously, with Tuur’s injury, we have been looking at various options. That is ongoing. We have got to get into the nuts and bolts of that. We are trying to bring wingers in. It is in the hands of the recruitment team to try to get that over the line. Nothing has been finalised yet, so we are waiting for that to play out. Hopefully, we can get some good news before the close of play tonight."
The Rangers boss added the club are "playing with fire" on defensive cover. Injuries to Rommeens and Ben Godfrey mean that only four first-team defenders are currently fit.
Rangers are still expected to target a winger following a move for PSV winger Couhaib Driouech, which is close to completion.
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