Oliver Antman has left Rangers to join Belgian side Anderlecht, the club has confirmed.
The Finland international joined the Ibrox side last summer in a £3.5million deal from Eredivisie side Go Ahead Eagles.
We can today confirm Oliver Antman has joined @rscanderlecht for an undisclosed fee. Everyone at Rangers wishes Oliver all the best for the future. pic.twitter.com/bIrxok1C47
— Rangers Football Club (@RangersFC) July 29, 2026
However, an unsuccessful season last campaign, both down to form and injuries, led to the 24-year-old falling down the pecking order at the club, with new manager Derek McInnes informing the winger that he will not be part of his plans moving forward.
He made 28 appearances in his sole season for the club, scoring one goal and assisting a further five in all competitions.
The Rangers Review understands that the club has made a profit on the player, however, with Antman moving to the Jupiler Pro League side for a fee of above £4million, as reported earlier on Wednesday.
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In a short statement on their social media, Rangers posted, "We can today confirm Oliver Antman has joined @rscanderlecht for an undisclosed fee.
"Everyone at Rangers wishes Oliver all the best for the future."
