Hamza Igamane messages Nedim Bajrami as Rangers struggles continue

Hamza Igamane messages Nedim Bajrami as Rangers struggles continue

Hamza Igamane is still keeping close tabs on everything happening at Rangers.

It has been a miserable season for the club so far, with Russell Martin dismissed and Danny Rohl brought in to steady the ship. Although results have begun to improve, several players have found themselves on the fringes during the transition — including Nedim Bajrami.

The midfielder did return to action during the November international break, starting for Albania in their 2–0 loss to England on Sunday. He played 75 minutes but struggled to make an impact before being substituted.

Hamza Igamane responds to Bajrami’s Instagram post

Back at Auchenhowie, Bajrami has already shared his thoughts on the international break via Instagram. Posting photos from the match against England, his shirt, and training moments, he captioned the post with the Albanian flag and eagle symbol.

Igamane replied in French in the comments, writing: “My brother.”
Nicolas Raskin also commented, while Djeidi Gassama and Danilo added likes to the post.

Bajrami looks set for a Rangers exit

Bajrami appears to be heading toward the exit door at Rangers, with many around Ibrox seemingly ready to move him on. His time in Glasgow simply hasn’t gone to plan, with his superb goal against Alloa Athletic standing out as the lone highlight of an otherwise disappointing spell.

He has played just 59 minutes in the Scottish Premiership and only 18 minutes in the Champions League qualifiers, before being left out of the Europa League squad entirely. Under Danny Rohl, his situation has shown no signs of improving.

Rohl is expected to reshape the squad in January, and Southampton’s Shea Charles has already been linked as a potential addition. However, for new signings to arrive, Rangers will need to offload some of their surplus players — and there are more than a few at Ibrox.

Kevin Thelwell’s recent decisions continue to raise eyebrows, and unless Rohl is given full trust and control over the club’s transfer plans in the upcoming window, any hopes of quick success may be lost.