Rangers have completed the signing of Westerlo left-back Tuur Rommens on an three-and-a-half year deal.
The Ibrox side are believed to have paid around £3.5million for the 22-year-old Belgian, who has been playing under former Rangers coach Issame Charai in his homeland.
Rommens has captained Belgium under-21s, for whom he has nine caps, and has played over 70 games for Westerlo since signing from Genk in 2023.
He will now spend the next chapter of his career in Glasgow and, for the rest of this season at least, will compete with on-loan Brentford youngster Jayden Meghoma for the left-back slot. Rommens becomes the second addition of the club's January window after midfielder Tochi Chukwuani.
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Head coach Danny Rohl told the Rangers website: “I am delighted to welcome Tuur to the club.
“He is a young and hungry player who adds real quality and physicality to the group and increases competition in a key area of the pitch.
“We believe he will be a fantastic addition to the side and an important asset in the years ahead.”
Rommens said: “I’m very happy to be here. It’s a dream to play for a club like this, and I only have positive feelings.
“Everyone knows Rangers, and when a club like this is interested in you, then you want to be part of this club. The most important thing is that they believe in me, and that’s why I have come here.
“It’s a big club with a lot of fans, and they always play in Europe. It was very easy for me to make this choice.”
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