Mohamed Diomande is joining Rangers with a hunger for championships and a catchy song.The 22-year-old midfielder is reportedly close to joining Ibrox from FC Nordsjaelland, becoming Philippe Clement’s second January acquisition. These rumors are originating from Denmark. After graduating from the renowned Right to Dream camp, the Ivorian made his 100th appearance for the Danish team, which he has already led.
Following that, he made a tearful call to his parents in public and shared a chant that was set to the tune of the well-known Toure brother chant: “Dio, Dio Dio, Dio Diomande.” That aspect of things may fall more under the Union Bears category, but Diomande’s attention will be on reaching the milestones he has planned
Mohamed Diomande is joining Rangers with a hunger for championships and a catchy song.
The 22-year-old midfielder is reportedly close to joining Ibrox from FC Nordsjaelland, becoming Philippe Clement’s second January acquisition. These rumors are originating from Denmark. After graduating from the renowned Right to Dream camp, the Ivorian made his 100th appearance for the Danish team, which he has already led.
Following that, he made a tearful call to his parents in public and shared a chant that was set to the tune of the well-known Toure brother chant: “Dio, Dio Dio, Dio Diomande.” That aspect of things may fall more under the Union Bears category, but Diomande’s attention will be on reaching the milestones he has plannedMy initial objective. playing in 10, which is my favorite number. donning the armband of the captain. and hear my name being sung by the crowd. We even dance as a group. It’s the most wonderful sensation. The previous season was insane.
Weekly, we brought joy to others, and I did it alongside some of my closest friends. I am excited to share my European experiences with you. You already know that no matter where I go, you will always be in my heart. Without your help, none of this would be possible.”
In an interview with the club website, he expressed his ambition for trophies as soon as possible, which is exactly the kind of tenacity needed in a setting where Premiership achievement and more are expected. “I remember saying something like I wanted to win something and make the fans happy when I hit the next milestone when I reached 50 games,” he recalled.
“The second, of which I am delighted to have been a part of, nearly succeeded, but the firstof the previous season. The trophies then have to arrive at 150
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