According to the Daily Record, Rangers' three new signings this month, Andreas Skov Olsen, Tuur Rommens and Tochi Chukwuani, are not able to play against the Bulgarians tomorrow night.

John Bruce said the triple signing of Andreas Skov Olsen, Tochi Chokwuani and Tuur Rommens has shown Rangers fans the top quality that Danny Rohl requires at Ibrox.

Rangers confirmed on Wednesday the addition of Tuur Rommens from the Belgian club Westerlo. Rommens has signed a three-and-a-half-year contract at Ibrox.

Tuur Rommens has joined Rangers. Rommens had wanted to move to the club for months after positive talks with Danny Rohl convinced him to join. The process for his transfer began months ago, with early discussions with the sporting director and the manager immediately convincing him it was the right move. Rommens said he first heard Rangers were interested a couple of months ago, after which he had talks with the sporting director and the manager. He stated that the talks were all good and that he was convinced to join the club from the beginning. His former manager at Westerlo, former Ibrox coach Issame Charai, advised him to make the move. Rommens described himself as a left-back who always gives his full effort and said it was the right time for him to move to a bigger club, adding that he is happy to be at the club.

Issame Charai, Tuur Rommens' former manager at Westerlo, was consulted by both the player and Rangers chiefs before the transfer. Charai had contact with people from Rangers who asked him about Rommens, and he provided a positive reference. He described Tuur Rommens as being well-suited for Rangers and noted that the club's interest was definite when they approached. Charai also stated that there had been some interest in Rommens in the summer, but he stayed at Westerlo at that time.

Rangers have signed Westerlo full-back Tuur Rommens, who is Danny Rohl's second new recruit. The Belgium youth international has been injured. Rommens said he is very happy to be at the club, stating it is a dream to play for a club like this and that he only has positive feelings. Head coach Rohl said he is delighted to welcome Tuur to the club, describing him as a young and hungry player who adds real quality and physicality to the group. Rohl added that Rommens increases competition in a key area of the pitch and that they believe he will be a fantastic addition and an important asset in the years ahead.

Tuur Rommens joined Westerlo from Genk in 2023. Club sources suggest Rommens will be fully fit within three to four weeks and involved in training during that time period. Rangers will be cautious in managing Rommens' fitness due to the effects of a previous injury.

The transfer of Tuur Rommens to Rangers was finalized on Wednesday. Rangers paid €3.5 million and offered him a 3.5-year contract. Tuur Rommens said that everyone knows Rangers and that if such a club shows interest, a person wants to come. He stated that the most important thing is that the club believes in him, which is the reason he came. Rommens described it as a big club with many fans that always plays in Europe, and added that it was an easy choice.

Tuur Rommens has arrived at Ibrox to join Rangers as part of the club's efforts to strengthen Danny Rohl's squad this month.

A report on Sunday stated that Tuur Rommens was undergoing a medical examination at Rangers in preparation for a £2.6m transfer from Westerlo. According to Andy Newport, the move is proceeding as planned and will be finalized on Tuesday. Rommens, a Belgian Under-21 international, could be officially announced as a Rangers player within hours.

According to Voetbalnieuws.be, Tuur Rommens has transferred from KVC Westerlo to Rangers FC. The transfer will provide KVC Westerlo with a minimum of three million euros, and it is said that this money is very welcome in the Kempen.

According to Transfermarkt, 22-year-old full-back Tuur Rommens is set to move from Westerlo to Rangers in a deal worth €4 million. The Jupiler Pro League side is also due 15 percent of any future sell-on fee for Rommens. The move will make Tuur Rommens Rangers’ ninth most expensive defensive signing in history and the highest fee they have paid for a defender since 2022.

Tuur Rommens is expected to travel with Rangers up to Aberdeen.

Tuur Rommens has completed his medical ahead of his move from KVC Westerlo, and an announcement is now pending. The Belgian U21 left-back is set to join on a three-and-a-half-year deal. Westerlo have accepted an offer of approximately £3-3.5million for Rommens. Rangers’ technical director, Dan Purdy, played a key role in advancing the negotiations.

According to the Daily Record, Rangers are expected to spend approximately £7.5m on a deal for two players, left-back Tuur Rommens and midfielder Tochi Chukwuani, with new signings said to be imminent.

Several sources report that Tuur Rommens is close to leaving KVC Westerlo for Rangers FC. According to The Daily Mail, the total sum of the transfer would be around £3 million, approximately €3.5 million, and would include half a million euros in performance-related bonuses. Rommens could sign a contract with Rangers FC until mid-2029.

Tuur Rommens will join Rangers after an agreement was reached with Westerlo. It is understood that the player will sign a long-term contract for a fee of around £3 million. Neither Chukwuani nor Rommens have undergone medicals before their respective moves to Glasgow, however both are close to joining Rohl's squad in time for their away trip to Pittodrie.

Westerlo accepted Rangers' £3.5million bid for Tuur Rommens. A deal is close to being completed after an agreement was reached with the Belgian club. Rangers boss Danny Rohl and technical director Dan Purdy have identified Rommens for their left-back position. Rommens has already traveled by plane to Scotland and will finalise his contract after undergoing a medical. Westerlo manager Issame Charai had strongly wanted to keep Rommens but has now reluctantly accepted he will be joining Rangers.

According to the Daily Record, Rangers are working on at least two incomings and have submitted a £3m bid for Westerlo left-back Tuur Rommens. The Ibrox side have reportedly identified the 22-year-old defender as their main target for the position, ahead of James Penrice of AEK Athens.

Rangers have made an approach for Tuur Rommens, and according to Record Sport, the club is intensifying its pursuit of the Westerlo defender. A bid of approximately 3.5 million Euros is being considered by the Belgian Pro League team. Westerlo's manager, Issame Charai, strongly wishes to retain Rommens, who he regards as a vital member of his first-team. Rangers are making a significant effort to sign the 22-year-old.

According to the Daily Record, Westerlo defender Tuur Rommens is a transfer option being considered by Rangers. It is claimed that a deal for the 22-year-old has a greater likelihood at this stage than a deal for Penrice, due to the younger age profile of the Belgium U21 cap.

Tuur Rommens remains a key target for Rangers, with no formal offers made yet. Sources highlight Rommens' versatility and consistent performances in the Jupiler Pro League. Sources close to KVC Westerlo indicate that the club is preparing for bids in the coming days, anticipating interest from multiple suitors, including Rangers. Westerlo boss Issame Charai confirmed over the weekend that no official approach has been made for Rommens as of early January. Insiders claim Rommens is interested in a move to Rangers this month, attracted by the opportunity to compete in the Scottish Premiership and feature in European competition.

With a deal for Penrice now looking unlikely, the Gers will focus on Westerlo left-back Tuur Rommens, who is being monitored by Rohl. Rommens has been an important player for Issame Charai at Het Kuipje, and the fact that Philippe Clement’s former assistant is the manager of Westerlo may provide the Light Blues an advantage in their pursuit.

Issame Charai stated that there has been no official bid for Tuur Rommens. Rommens has been linked with a move to Rangers. The former Belgium Under 21s skipper is valued at approximately £3.5 million.

Tuur Rommens, a Belgium Under-21 defender, is considered an alternative to Penrice should Rangers be unable to secure a deal for the Scotland international.

Belgian talent Tuur Rommens is a primary target at left-back for Rangers. The club has been tracking Rommens closely, and sources indicate there is advanced interest and efforts to negotiate a deal. Sources suggest the club views him as a long-term solution, especially with uncertainties surrounding current options like the on-loan Jayden Meghoma. While Rommens recently responded to speculation by stating he was unaware of any concrete approach, the Gers remain hopeful of signing him.

Sky Sports reports that Rangers are targeting Westerlo left-back Tuur Rommens, a nine-time Belgium U21 international. For Rohl, only Jayden Meghoma is available as a natural option for the left-back position.

Scottish media report that Rangers FC are interested in Tuur Rommens. Rommens has a contract until mid-2027 and would need to be sold in 2026 for Westerlo to receive a significant fee for him. According to Transfermarkt, Rommens has a market value of 4 million euros.

Rangers are monitoring Tuur Rommens, a 22-year-old Belgian left-back from Westerlo. The defender, who is a regular for his club and the Belgium U21s, is considered a potential target for manager Danny Rohl, who is looking to strengthen his defensive options.