Rangers' Euro opponents have tooled up for their showdown after Jagiellonia Bialystok snapped up one-time £7 million winger Jeremy Agbonifo on loan.
Derek McInnes' side face the Polish outfit in the Europa League next month, with the first leg away. And Jagiellonia Bialystok have immediately strengthened their squad by bringing in Swedish ace Agbonifo on loan from Lens.
He cost the French side £7 million when he moved from BK Hacken last year, but failed to live up to expectations in French football. And the 20-year-old will be their fourth summer signing.
Jagiellonia Białystok have lost six players - Afimico Pululu, Bartlomiej Wdowik, Alex Pozo, Milosz Piekutowski, Bartosz Mazurek, and Samed Bazdar and have only brought in three - Michal Perchel, Rodrigo Conceicao, and Nik Prelec.
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And exciting Swedish Under 21s star Agbonifo will be their fourth signing. He said: "I spoke with the coach and I really liked the club's vision. I like this project and the way they work with young players, as well as playing in Europe and fighting for the top spots in the league.
"It was a very good offer for me. Jagiellonia's style of play was one of the most important reasons I wanted to come here. This team always wants to play football. They play very progressively and attack.
"It's very important for me to be part of a team like this and play the kind of football the coach and Jagiellonia want to play.
"I'm unpredictable, energetic, and I play with a lot of confidence. I want to get past opponents and score."
