Rangers have completed the signing of left-back Tuur Rommens from Westerlo.
Danny Rohl's side have been looking to make an addition to challenge Jayden Meghoma after exiting the summer window with only one left-back.
Rommens, 22, joined Westerlo from Genk in 2023 and has nine caps for the Belgium Under-21 squad. He moves to Ibrox on a three-and-a-half-year deal for £3million.
On Sunday, the club confirmed the arrival of Sturm Graz midfielder Tochi Chukwuani. The Rangers Review exclusively revealed earlier last week that the 22-year-old, who moved to Austria in 2024, was being tracked by the club ahead of the January transfer window.
Chukwuani, who has 20 caps for Denmark Under-21s and has played against both sides of the Old Firm in the Europa League this season, was signed for £4m. Rommens has followed the Danish midfielder to Ibrox and will join up with Rohl's squad today.
However, the Rangers Review understands that the club will not risk an early debut for Rommens with match involvement managed as a precaution due to the effects of a previous knock.
Club sources suggest that Rommens will be fully fit within three to four weeks and that he will be involved in training during that time period. Rangers will be cautious in building up the defender to challenge with Meghoma for the left-back slot.
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Meanwhile, Rangers have reached an agreement with Wolfsburg for the signing of Andreas Skov Olsen on a loan deal until the end of the campaign.
And the Rangers Review understands the Denmark international could make the switch permanent in the summer after an option package was negotiated with the Bundesliga giants.
Skov Olsen opened the door to a move to Glasgow and talks over personal terms progressed following positive discussions. The Rangers Review revealed on Tuesday that a loan-to-buy deal was on the table as talks continued with Wolfsburg.
And it is understood a deal has now been agreed that will allow Rangers to retain the 26-year-old beyond the end of the campaign. Wolfsburg will take a loss on the £12million fee they paid Club Brugge for Skov Olsen last summer.
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