Djiga vows he'll make it a year to remember

NASSER DJIGA has vowed to make such a big impact at Rangers that fans never forget his name - even if he’s only at Ibrox for one season.

- By Scott McDermott

The centre-half, 22, has joined on loan from Wolves.

Djiga becomes Russell Martin’s fifth summer signing after Max Aarons, Joe Rothwell, Emmanuel Fernandez and Thelo Aasgaard.

And even though the 6ft 4ins defender plans to return to his Premier League parent club next year, he expects to make a memorable impact.

Djiga has told punters he has the aggression and ability to be a success in Scotland.

After joining up with his new Rangers teammates at their St George’s Park training camp yesterday, he said: “I want to play a lot of games here and one of my objectives is to make the fans happy.

“I hope that when I’m not here, the Rangers fans will always remember the name of their defender: Nasser Djiga. That’s my aim now.

“What type of defender am I? I'm good on the ball. I'm also aggressive defensively and very quick.