Olwethu Makhanya completes Rangers move on four-year deal
Scottish giants Rangers have completed the signing of South African defender Olwethu Makhanya on a four-year contract, with the club holding the option to extend the deal by a further season.

The Belgian mentor made history by leading Bafana to the knockout round of the FIFA 2026 World Cup after two successive African Cup of Nations appearances.
He was credited with revitalising the national team and was called on to remain in his post for the upcoming 2027 AFCON qualifiers.
But Broos always said that he would step away from the game after the tournament won by Spain in a testy final in New York against Lionel Mess's Argentina.
Now with his contract having come to and end, the 74-year-old has penned an emotional farewell.
He wrote: "Dear guys, with pain in my heart, I will not extend my contract as coach of Bafana Bafana.
"My long absence from my family and the many lonely moments in South Africa have led me to make this difficult decision. We started five years ago a near-mission impossible.
"Through hard work, discipline, mentality and quality, our results kept getting better with a historical second round on WC 2026 a month ago.
"I want to thank you for believing in me as a coach, for the fantastic atmosphere you created in the team. Our relationship was more than a coach-player relationship; I will never forget you. Thank you for everything. Coach Hugo."