Rangers fans have been given a tantalising glimpse of their newest recruit, Djeidi Gassama, with manager Russell Martin boldly claiming the winger will have supporters on the edge of their seats.
The 20-year-old French talent, signed from Paris Saint-Germain, has already impressed in training with his blistering pace and fearless dribbling. Martin believes Gassama's flair and unpredictability could make him an instant hit at Ibrox.
A Spark of Excitement at Ibrox
"He's exactly the type of player who gets fans out of their seats," Martin told reporters. "Djeidi has that rare ability to change a game in an instant – whether it's with a moment of skill or sheer acceleration. Our supporters are going to love watching him."
Gassama arrives in Glasgow after spending last season on loan at Sheffield Wednesday, where he showcased his potential in the Championship. Now, the young winger faces the challenge of adapting to Scottish football's unique demands.
From Paris to Glasgow: Gassama's Journey
Having come through PSG's famed academy, Gassama brings technical quality honed alongside some of world football's brightest talents. His decision to leave the French champions for regular first-team football demonstrates the ambition that attracted Rangers.
"He could have stayed in France's comfort zone," Martin noted. "But he wanted this challenge. That mentality is exactly what we're building here."
With Rangers aiming to reclaim the Scottish Premiership title, Gassama's arrival adds depth to Martin's attacking options. The manager hinted the youngster could feature sooner rather than later: "When you see him train, you understand why we moved quickly to sign him."
