Rangers have signed midfielder Vanja Dragojevic on an preliminary four-year deal.
The 20-year-old turns into the Ibrox membership’s seventh summer season signing as new supervisor Derek McInnes rebuilds his squad forward of the brand new season.
There’s a 12-month possibility to increase the participant’s deal, as Dragojevic arrives from Partizan Belgrade for a price in extra of £4m.
He was membership captain on the Serbian aspect and was rated as top-of-the-line defensive midfielders within the league, plus has two caps for his nationwide crew.
Alongside Cammy Devlin and Dan Neil, he’s the third midfielder to hitch the membership, along with different summer season signings Lawrence Shankland, Ross McCrorie, Ben Godfrey and Ivor Pandur.
Rangers had been in talks over a transfer for Tromso’s Jens Hjertø-Dahl too, however have prioritised the transfer for Dragojevic.
He mentioned: “It feels superb, and I am actually blissful and proud to be a part of such a giant membership like Rangers.
“It’s a big opportunity and I can’t wait to get started.
“I first heard [the interest] three months in the past, and after I heard it I already knew it was very fascinating to me as a result of I believe the profitable mentality that Rangers have is appropriate with my mentality.”
Derek McInnes is hopeful of extra signings forward of the membership’s Premiership opener at Dundee Utd subsequent Friday
McInnes added: “We are really excited to bring Vanja on board.
“He is bought large potential, actually thrilling attributes, and boasts the character to play on this setting. To captain a membership the dimensions of FK Partizan at such a younger age tells you every little thing you should know in regards to the respect he instructions and the management qualities he already possesses.
“I believe he will add a lot to our group, and I look forward to working with him in the years ahead.”
