Rangers have secured £300,000 for defender Clinton Nsiala.
The former AC Milan player has left Glasgow to join Sharjah FC.
He had been informed early in Derek McInnes's tenure that he was free to leave.
The Rangers Review states that a significant sell-on clause is part of the deal.
Nsiala has signed a two-year contract with the United Arab Emirates-based club, who are seventh in the Pro League.
Since joining Rangers in 2024, Nsiala has only made a few appearances.
He returned from a loan spell at Westerlo last season but found himself surplus to requirements.
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This was due to McInnes strengthening his defensive options with the acquisitions of Olwethu Makhanya and Ben Godfrey.
Makhanya has made an impressive start to his Rangers career after joining from Philadelphia Union for £3 million.
"I'm here right now so obviously my focus is to give my best to the team," Makhanya said following the Old Firm victory over Celtic.
In addition to Nsiala, Rangers have also offloaded Oliver Antman, Nedim Bajrami, and Thelo Aasgaard during the transfer window.
Meanwhile, John Souttar's proposed move to Aris fell through over a contract dispute.
The Scotland defender, who had interest from England and America, is not expected to play for Rangers again.
Despite signing a new contract earlier this year, Rangers will not activate their option on Souttar's deal, making him a free agent at the end of the season.
Rangers have added 14 new players to their squad during this transfer window.
