Wolves to Sell Djiga to Rangers for £5 Million

Wolverhampton Wanderers are prepared to sell defender Nasser Djiga to Rangers for 5 million pounds this summer, offering a significant discount on the 10 million pounds they paid for him just over a year ago, as the Scottish club weighs a permanent deal for the loanee.

The 23-year-old Burkina Faso international joined Wolves from Red Star Belgrade in February 2025 on a contract running until 2030. After limited opportunities at Molineux, where he made only six appearances totaling 151 minutes, Djiga moved to Rangers on a season-long loan in July 2025. Initially struggling under then-manager Russell Martin, he has since become a key figure in Danny Rohl's defense, starting 33 matches and appearing as a substitute twice. His aerial strength, composure on the ball and reading of the game have helped stabilize Rangers' backline during a competitive campaign, with the club currently second in the Scottish Premiership, three points behind leaders Hearts with seven games remaining.

Wolves' willingness to accept half their investment stems from the club's precarious position in the Premier League, where relegation to the Championship appears likely. Under manager Rob Edwards, the team...