Rangers have confirmed Rabbi Matondo's departure to Norwegian side SK Brann. Matondo's contract was scheduled to expire in the summer, and he was not going to be offered a new contract. An agreement was reached for Brann to release him from his contract three months early. It is understood no upfront fee will be paid to Rangers, but they could benefit from bonus payments in the future.

Rabbi Matondo will be eligible to play for SK Brann from Wednesday following a permanent transfer from Rangers. The Football Association of Norway has confirmed the move, and he can play for the Eliteserien club from 1 April. Ibrox News have reported that Brann have already registered Matondo and are not concerned about the 31 March deadline in Norway. According to BA, all paperwork is in order for the 25-year-old’s move to Bergen. He is expected to arrive closer to the weekend and be available for the 6 April game against HamKam.

Ibrox News reported on Monday that Wales international Rabbi Matondo is set to finalise terms with Norwegian outfit SK Brann ahead of the Eliteserien transfer deadline on Tuesday night. Matondo is undergoing a medical in the Wales international camp and is set to join his new club later this week. According to the report, the respective clubs and the player have had to find a workaround to complete his departure. The Gers are set to include a sell-on clause and possible bonuses to release the winger from his contract three months early. Matondo has not featured for the Gers since February.

Rabbi Matondo will be a Brann player on Monday after completing a permanent transfer from Rangers. A deal has been agreed with the Wales international and the Gers. Sources have told Ibrox News that the forward should be registered by the Eliteserien side on 30 March. Brann will sign Matondo on a free transfer, but the deal includes bonuses and a possible sell-on clause. The 25-year-old will arrive in Bergen after Norway's transfer deadline on 31 March, which the Norwegian club is not worried about.