Rangers have signed Switzerland striker Cedric Itten from St Gallen on a four-year deal, the Scottish club said on Tuesday.
REUTERS: Rangers have signed Switzerland striker Cedric Itten from St Gallen on a four-year deal, the Scottish club said on Tuesday .
Rangers said the deal was struck a week ago but they agreed to wait until the Swiss season ended at the weekend, with manager Steven Gerrard excited by Itten's potential. Rangers have also brought in attacking midfielder Kemar Roofe from Belgian side Anderlecht on a four-year contract."The fact we have announced two attacking options in the same day highlights our intent to bolster our squad as we begin the campaign," said Gerrard.
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