Celta Vigo new boy Couhaib Driouech has opened up on his failed transfer to Rangers and insisted he's fit and raring to go in La Liga.
The Moroccan under-23s winger was set to secure a move to Ibrox last month and even took in a European game at Ibrox.
But the next day, the deal collapsed after he failed a medical and he returned to PSV Eindhoven, who lashed out at Rangers for the failure of the transfer.
Spanish club Celta Vigo - who will play against Celtic in the Europa League next month - had no issues with stumping up a reduced fee of £5.5 million for Driouech.
And he explained why the move to Rangers didn't go through at his official introduction as a Celta Vigo player.
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Driouech said: "I decided to go and see the stadium at Rangers and experience the atmosphere of the club.
"But at that time I didn’t pass the medical because I was still injured.
"That's why it didn't work out
"I had a small tear, but it was nothing serious, a minor setback that lasted a couple of weeks, but I’m fine now.
"I’m ready to play. I feel great, fit, and strong and hopefully I can make my debut against Real Sociedad on Thursday."
