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Nedim Bajrami Transfer from Rangers to Al Taawoun
Al-Taawoun have been told by the Financial Sustainability Committee that they cannot register Nedim Bajrami for the AFC Champions League Two because of financial restrictions. Bajrami joined the Saudi club last month on loan from Rangers, and the deal includes an option to buy him next summer. The player remains under contract at Ibrox until 2028.
Al-Taawoun have been told by the Financial Sustainability Committee that they cannot register Nedim Bajrami for the AFC Champions League Two because of financial restrictions. Bajrami joined the Saudi club last month on loan from Rangers, and the deal includes an option to buy him next summer. The player remains under contract at Ibrox until 2028.
Nedim Bajrami has joined Al-Taawoun for the 2026/27 season after being informed he would not be involved under Derek McInnes this season. Bajrami's move is an initial loan, for which Rangers will be paid a loan fee. The deal includes a buy option set at £2.5m, and the Saudi club will cover the midfielder's full salary for the duration of his loan. A statement from Rangers confirmed that Nedim Bajrami has joined Al-Taawoun on a loan deal, with the option to make the move permanent next summer.
Nedim Bajrami has joined Al-Taawoun for the 2026/27 season after being informed he would not be involved under Derek McInnes this season. Bajrami's move is an initial loan, for which Rangers will be paid a loan fee. The deal includes a buy option set at £2.5m, and the Saudi club will cover the midfielder's full salary for the duration of his loan. A statement from Rangers confirmed that Nedim Bajrami has joined Al-Taawoun on a loan deal, with the option to make the move permanent next summer.
Nicolo Schira reports that Nedim Bajrami is moving to Al Taawoon from Rangers FC on loan with a €3M option to buy. The report also states the contract is until 2029, structured as one year plus a two-year option, and that this has been confirmed since August 2.
Nicolo Schira reports that Nedim Bajrami is moving to Al Taawoon from Rangers FC on loan with a €3M option to buy. The report also states the contract is until 2029, structured as one year plus a two-year option, and that this has been confirmed since August 2.
According to Nicolo Schira, Nedim Bajrami is close to joining Al Taawoun from Rangers FC for €3M. A contract is reportedly ready for the player until 2029.
According to Nicolo Schira, Nedim Bajrami is close to joining Al Taawoun from Rangers FC for €3M. A contract is reportedly ready for the player until 2029.
Nedim Bajrami was left out of the squad that travelled to face Dundee United. According to reports, Saudi Pro League club Al Taawoun want to sign him. It is said that the Albanian could join the Middle Eastern side on an initial loan with a future buy clause valued at approximately £2.5million. Rangers are in talks to transfer Bajrami this summer, and it is reported that they are trying to do so to bring other players in. Other clubs are waiting to sign Bajrami.
Nedim Bajrami was left out of the squad that travelled to face Dundee United. According to reports, Saudi Pro League club Al Taawoun want to sign him. It is said that the Albanian could join the Middle Eastern side on an initial loan with a future buy clause valued at approximately £2.5million. Rangers are in talks to transfer Bajrami this summer, and it is reported that they are trying to do so to bring other players in. Other clubs are waiting to sign Bajrami.
Nedim Bajrami is expected to leave Rangers and is close to a move to Saudi Arabia. According to The Rangers Review, Al-Taawoun, based in the city of Buraidah, have reached an initial loan agreement to sign Bajrami this summer. A future fee of approximately £2.5 million has been agreed with the Saudi Pro League club. The midfielder has been informed that he will not be part of the plans under new manager Derek McInnes this season and will now seek to complete his departure from Ibrox.
Nedim Bajrami is expected to leave Rangers and is close to a move to Saudi Arabia. According to The Rangers Review, Al-Taawoun, based in the city of Buraidah, have reached an initial loan agreement to sign Bajrami this summer. A future fee of approximately £2.5 million has been agreed with the Saudi Pro League club. The midfielder has been informed that he will not be part of the plans under new manager Derek McInnes this season and will now seek to complete his departure from Ibrox.
Nedim Bajrami is nearing a departure from Ibrox as Saudi Pro-League club Al Taawoun approaches a £2.5m deal.
Nedim Bajrami is nearing a departure from Ibrox as Saudi Pro-League club Al Taawoun approaches a £2.5m deal.
Saudi Pro League club Al Taawoun is interested in signing Nedim Bajrami this summer. It is reported that the club is in talks with Rangers over an initial loan for the 27-year-old midfielder that includes a future fee of £2.5 million. Negotiations are ongoing for the Albania international, who has 45 caps and 7 goals for his country. Bajrami has been informed he is not part of manager Derek McInnes' plans at Ibrox. It was previously reported that clubs in Italy and Turkey were monitoring Bajrami's situation, and other teams are awaiting developments before potentially making a move. In July 2026, reports indicated Rangers aim to recover some of the £3 million they paid for him in August 2024.
Saudi Pro League club Al Taawoun is interested in signing Nedim Bajrami this summer. It is reported that the club is in talks with Rangers over an initial loan for the 27-year-old midfielder that includes a future fee of £2.5 million. Negotiations are ongoing for the Albania international, who has 45 caps and 7 goals for his country. Bajrami has been informed he is not part of manager Derek McInnes' plans at Ibrox. It was previously reported that clubs in Italy and Turkey were monitoring Bajrami's situation, and other teams are awaiting developments before potentially making a move. In July 2026, reports indicated Rangers aim to recover some of the £3 million they paid for him in August 2024.
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