Mohamed Diomande marked his third outing with new club Corum FK with a wonder-strike this evening.
The former Rangers midfielder played the full 90 minutes away from home for his side in the cauldron that is Besiktas.
The home side had led 2-0 thanks to another ex-Ranger in Vaclav Cerny and then a finish from Dusan Vlahovic from the penalty spot. But Diomande's bullet reduced the deficit to take the scoreline back to 2-1 on the 52nd minute.
The Ivorian picked the ball up perhaps 30 yards from goal and took a touch before burying the ball into the top right-hand corner of the net to stun the support into silence.
🚨 Mohammed Diomande 52'
🇹🇷 Beşiktaş 2-1 Çorumpic.twitter.com/PS9JLnAs5S— Goals Xtra (@GoalsXtra) August 31, 2026
It was a magic moment from the club's new signing - who raked in £4.5million for the Light Blues this summer - but it did little for the team in the end as they were ultimately blown away by their opponents.
Besiktas would go on to rally and hammer Corum 6-2 to climb the Super Lig table into third spot.
Diomande, meanwhile, sits 16th with his new club who have spent big this summer in a bid to push up the division themselves after recent promotion.
The 24-year-old made 122 appearances for Rangers across his time in Glasgow, scoring 10 times and offering 14 assists in that period.
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