Belgische giants move for Antman as Rangers confirm his exit

Oliver Antman is on the verge of leaving Rangers for RSC Anderlecht, with the Belgian top reportedly ready to pay just over five million euros for the 24‑year‑old winger, Sun’s update posted Vandaag at 08:05 this morning.

The Sun reported on Tuesday that Antman is poised to complete the switch from Rangers to RSC Anderlecht. The update, timestamped Vandaag at 08:05, confirms the clubs have reached a deal.

The 24‑year‑old forward departed Go Ahead Eagles last season, moving to Rangers. However, he is not part of the plans of Rangers‑trainer Derek McInnes for the upcoming campaign.

Volgens The Sun, RSC Anderlecht appears to have wrapped up its hunt for a new wide attacker, with an agreement already in place for Antman.

Anderlecht’s search for extra competition on the flanks reflects a current shortage of options in those areas. Sporting director Antoine Sibierski has long prioritized adding a winger, a need highlighted last week against Hammarby when trainer Vitor Bruno relied on teenagers Jayden Onia Seke and Joshua Nga Kana on the wings.

During his year in Scotland, the Fin, a Fins international, featured in 28 matches, scoring one goal and providing five assists. The limited output contributed to his exclusion from McInnes’ plans.

The Belgische club is set to pay something more than five million euros for the winger, and Antman is scheduled to complete his medical examination within the next 24 hours.

Club Brugge showed interest in the Finnish international last summer, but no transfer materialised. If the deal goes through, Anderlecht will add the wide forward to the Jupiler Pro League roster.