This feels less like a signing from the Philippe Clement – Nils Koppen era and more, perhaps, one that would have been typical of a Rangers side operating under Mark Warburton or Pedro Caixinha. Since the arrivals of Clement and Koppen, the Scottish Premiership runners-up have approached the market in a manner reminiscent of Ange Postecoglou’s time at Celtic. Looking far and wide, Rangers have signed players from Denmark, France, Italy and Brazil, while expressing an interest in some based in Romania, Bulgaria, Argentina, South Africa and Uruguay. Whether such an approach proves to be as succc…