Rangers have secured Belgian left‑back Tuur Rommens from Westerlo for an estimated £3m fee, marking head coach Danny Röhl’s second January acquisition after midfielder Tochi Chukwuani. The 22‑year‑old arrives with 79 senior appearances and nine Belgium U21 caps, adding depth to a defensive line already featuring Jayden Meghoma.

Rommens’ move follows Rangers’ push to reinforce the back‑line ahead of a congested fixture list that includes domestic cup ties and European qualifiers. While the club plans a cautious integration due to a recent knock, his physicality and experience in the Belgian Pro League are expected to raise competition and give Röhl tactical flexibility.

Fans will gauge Rommens’ impact once he clears the three‑to‑four‑week fitness window, with expectations of immediate involvement in league matches at Ibrox. Should he adapt quickly, the transfer could signal Rangers’ broader strategy of blending youthful talent with seasoned internationals to sustain their challenge for the Scottish Premiership and European spots.