Czech midfielder Krystof Hampl has spoken of his joy at joining Rangers .
The former Manchester United trialist has impressed in a number of matches for the Rangers youth team including at the U17 Spartak Cup in August.
Hampl was expected to sign a two-year deal with the Ibrox club from Czech side FK Pardubice last month.
Now the 16-year-old, who has also had trial spells with Benfica, has confirmed he has made the move to Glasgow.
Posting on Instagram the playmaker said: “I’m happy to join this club, ready for new challenges.”
Rangers youngster Dire Mebude was one of the first to reply to the post with a simple "bro" accompanied by a heart.
Hampl started for the Rangers youths as they thumped Hibernian 4-0 in Edinburgh last week.
He will spend the next two years developing in the Academy at the Hummel Training Centre.
The teenager's agent, Emil Kovarovic, said: "He was more interested in working with a Scottish club.
"He attended a Moscow tournament in August and then got an offer for a move."
