Rangers have completed the signing of South Korean winger Min-su Kim from Girona, adding another exciting attacking option to their squad as the club looks to recover from a difficult start to the season.
The 20-year-old has reportedly agreed to an initial four-year contract with Rangers, with the club also holding an option to extend the deal for another year. His arrival makes him one of the latest additions to a busy summer recruitment campaign at Ibrox.
Kim arrives with the reputation of being a versatile attacking player capable of operating on either flank. His pace, direct running and willingness to take on defenders could provide Rangers with another dimension in the final third.
The signing comes at a crucial moment for the club. Rangers recently suffered a disappointing European exit against Jablonec, increasing pressure on the team and manager Derek McInnes to produce better performances domestically.
Kim will now be hoping to settle quickly and make an immediate impact as Rangers attempt to turn their fortunes around.
With the club continuing to strengthen its squad, expectations will be high on the young winger to show why Rangers were willing to bring him to Ibrox.
His arrival could prove particularly important as Rangers look to inject more creativity and attacking threat into their team.