SKYSPORT OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Rangers squad member set for emotional departure after eight months without playing as major announcement has been made following shock admission

Confirmed: Rangers bomb squad member to finally leave after eight months without playing
Rangers have officially drawn the curtain on Hamza Igamane’s difficult Ibrox chapter, with the club confirming the forward’s departure after a frustrating spell that saw him frozen out of first-team action for almost a year.
Igamane, who arrived with quiet optimism and a point to prove, became one of the most talked-about names in Rangers’ so-called “bomb squad” — a group of players left on the fringes, training away from matchday plans and excluded from competitive fixtures. Despite being available, the attacker failed to make a single appearance for the senior side over the last eight months.
Sources close to the club reveal that the decision was mutual, with both Rangers and the player agreeing that a clean break was the best solution. For Igamane, the exit marks the end of what many have described as a career nightmare — months without minutes, confidence drained, and development stalled.
“No player deserves to go that long without playing football,” a source said. “For Hamza, this move is about restarting his career and feeling like a footballer again.”
Rangers, meanwhile, continue their squad clear-out as they look to reduce wage pressure and refocus on players trusted by the manager. Igamane’s departure is expected to free up space for reinforcements or academy promotions ahead of the next phase of the season.
For Hamza Igamane, the message is clear: the nightmare is finally over. A new club, fresh opportunity, and the chance to remind everyone why he once earned a move to Ibrox in the first place.
Sometimes, leaving is not failure — it’s survival.