(Credit: Hasan Karim)

Hamza Igamane 'set to clear medical' after Everton approach

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23 Jul 2025, 5:40 am

This story includes exclusive opinion from injury expert Dr Rajpal Brar.

Everton are reportedly keen on bringing Rangers attacker Hamza Igamane to the Hill Dickinson Stadium this summer.

Dr Rajpal Brar, an injury expert, has assessed his fitness record over the last season ahead of a potential medical in the coming weeks.

Igamane only moved to Ibrox last summer but could be on his way out after a successful debut campaign in Scotland.

David Moyes wants more firepower in the final third. (Credit: Imago)

Igamane expected to clear pre-transfer medical if needed

The Morocco international should not face any issues clearing his medical this summer, according to Dr Brar.

Everton recently made an approach for Igamane as they want to sign him ahead of Lille. [Sacha Tavolieri, 19 July]

Club	Appearances	Goals	Assists
AS FAR Rabat	59	16	8
Rangers	46	16	3

Igamane's career stats.

Speaking exclusively to Goodison News, Dr Brar, a specialist in Physical Therapy and a Sports Scientist, said about Igamane: "Had an injury-free 2024/25 season and that bodes well for a Premier League club looking to sign him.

"While the adaptation might take a while as he’s moving to a more physical and competitive league, he would at least be acclimatised to the UK weather.

"I also do not see him facing any issues clearing his medical."

Thierno Barry joined Everton from Villarreal. (Credit: Hasan Karim)

Everton could do with Igamane's versatility in the final third

Igamane could be a vital utility player for Everton, mirroring Richarlison’s versatility and goal-scoring prowess.

The 22-year-old Moroccan, with 16 goals and three assists in 46 appearances for Rangers, excels as a centre-forward but can also play as a right or left winger, offering tactical flexibility.

His goal conversion rate and flair for scoring headline-grabbing goals echo Richarlison’s dynamic presence.

Igamane’s ability to score and create suits David Moyes’ need for a multi-faceted attacker as the Toffees look to finish in the top half.

His adaptability across forward roles could stabilise their attack, making him a key asset for Premier League survival, which remains the primary goal.

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