RANGERS JUST ANNOUNCED THE SIGNING OF A 25-YEARS OLD STRIKER AND THEIR WEBSITE JUST CRASHED.

Rangers’ Website Crashes as Club Announces Signing of 25-Year-Old Striker

Rangers sent their fanbase into a frenzy on Monday after confirming the signing of a 25-year-old striker, an announcement so eagerly anticipated that it temporarily brought down the club’s official website.

Within minutes of the news breaking, supporters flooded Rangers’ digital platforms in search of details about the new arrival. The surge in traffic proved overwhelming, causing the club’s website to crash and leaving fans scrambling to social media for updates. Screenshots of error pages quickly went viral, underlining the scale of excitement surrounding the transfer.

The striker, whose profile fits the club’s push for players entering their prime years, is expected to add pace, physicality, and a fresh attacking dimension to Rangers’ frontline. While the club has yet to release full performance data and media duties are scheduled for later in the week, early reaction suggests this is a signing designed to make an immediate impact.

The move also aligns with comments previously made by Danny Röhl, who earlier in the window spoke about having “a lot of players in mind” when building a competitive squad. Those remarks have resurfaced following the announcement, with many supporters viewing the new striker as evidence of a clear recruitment plan rather than a one-off addition.

Fans have largely welcomed the signing, praising the club’s ambition and proactive approach in the transfer market. “If the website crashing is anything to go by, this is the kind of energy we’ve been missing,” wrote one supporter on social media.

Rangers are expected to follow up the announcement with a full unveiling and interview, while attention now turns to whether this signing is the first of several before the transfer window closes. One thing is certain: if this move is a sign of what’s to come, Rangers supporters may want to brace themselves for more busy—and possibly website-breaking—days ahead.