Rangers are planning to pursue a move for Nasser Djiga, a centre-back who was transferred to Wolverhampton Wanderers from Partizan in January. Djiga has found it challenging to make a significant impact at Wolves, having played only six times and starting just one Premier League game, where he was substituted at halftime during a 4-2 loss to Crystal Palace. Rangers are looking to secure a season-long loan deal for Djiga, who is considered a crucial target to bolster Russell Martin's defense. If successful, Djiga would become the club's fourth new signing this summer, following the acquisitions of Emmanuel Fernandez from Peterborough and Joe Rothwell from Bournemouth. Djiga, acquired by Wolves for nearly €12 million from Red Star Belgrade, is anticipated to add speed and aggression to the Rangers squad, qualities that could endear him to the fans in Glasgow.