Everton have entered the race to sign Rangers forward Hamza Igamane, with Sky Switzerland journalist Sacha Tavolieri reporting the Toffees have made contact over a potential summer move.
The 22-year-old Moroccan striker has impressed scouts across Europe after a standout debut season in Scotland, where he scored 16 goals in 46 games across all competitions for Rangers. His form, particularly in Europe, has caught the eye — with one scout calling his talent “outrageous.”
Lille Stalling – Opportunity for Everton?
Igamane has already reached a personal agreement with Lille, but the French side are struggling to close the deal with Rangers. That has opened the door to other suitors, with Everton, Udinese and Feyenoord now exploring a potential hijack.
Everton’s enquiry comes amid an ongoing squad rebuild under David Moyes, who has already added Thierno Barry and Mark Travers this summer.
“This is one to watch — Igamane’s numbers are strong, he’s young, and Rangers will sell at the right price,” said a Sky Switzerland source. — Sacha Tavolieri
Hamza Igamane – 2024/25 Stats (Rangers)
| Stat (2024/25) | Hamza Igamane |
|---|---|
| Games | 46 |
| Goals | 16 |
| Assists | 3 |
| Minutes Played | 2,651 |
| Europa League Goals | 4 |
Analyst Verdict: Right Fit for Moyes?
At 22, Igamane fits Everton’s aim to sign players with resale value and European pedigree. His energy and finishing in the box would complement Barry or offer competition as a central striker.
The Toffees need more depth in attack after left and Ellis Simms' departure. Igamane could be a smart mid-range investment if the price is right.
Key Takeaways
- Everton have made contact over signing Rangers striker Hamza Igamane
- The 22-year-old scored 16 goals in 46 appearances last season
- Lille have a personal agreement but are struggling to finalise the deal
- Feyenoord and Udinese also monitoring the situation
- Igamane has four Europa League goals and is viewed as an “outrageous” talent
What’s Next for Igamane?
Everton will assess the cost of a formal offer in the coming days. If Lille fail to break the deadlock, the Toffees may move quickly — especially if Roma and Feyenoord increase interest.
Expect more movement before early August, with Rangers keen to resolve his future before the Scottish Premiership starts.
Should Everton beat Lille to Igamane — or invest elsewhere in attack this summer?
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