Oliver Antman will add a “new dimension” to Rangers, says head coach Russell Martin, after the Finland winger agreed a four-year deal to join from Dutch side Go Ahead Eagles.
Antman, 23, scored six goals and contributed 15 assists in the Dutch Eredivisie last season and helped Go Ahead Eagles win the KNVB Cup.
Having started his senior career with Tikkurilan Palloseura and Gnistan in Finland, he signed for Danish side Nordsjaelland in 2019 before switching to Go Ahead Eagles in 2024.
Antman made his international debut in 2022 and has since won 22 caps for Finland, scoring seven goals.
“I am very excited, it has been a few hectic days but today I will meet the team, so I am excited,” said the winger.
“When I heard Rangers were interested I was happy as it is a huge club and you don’t get an opportunity like this too often in life.”
He becomes the ninth summer arrival at Ibrox and Martin expects him to have an impact now and in the future.
“We are thrilled to bring Oliver to Glasgow,” the former Scotland defender said.
“He is a player we have followed closely and his versatility attacking qualities will add a new dimension to our squad.
“He is hungry to learn, and I look forward to seeing the impact he can have this season and in the future at Rangers.”
