Thursday 22 June 2017 20:08, UK
Rangers have secured a double deal after signing Mexico internationals Carlos Pena and Eduardo Herrera on three-year contracts.
Midfielder Pena joins from Guadalajara, while striker Herrera arrives at Ibrox from fellow Mexican side Pumas.
Thursday's arrivals take the number of Rangers summer signings to eight, with Bruno Alves, Fabio Cardoso and Alfredo Morelos among those already brought in by Pedro Caixinha.
Pena has played 19 times for his country and was selected for their 2014 World Cup squad, although he is yet to play outside Mexico at club level.
"I am very happy to become part of this great club that has such great supporters," Pena told Rangers TV.
"I have been waiting for this move for many years now. I wanted to become part of European football and I hope I will be able to make my own contribution to the team."
Herrera has been with Pumas since 2007, making 186 appearances and scoring 56 goals.
He played there for six years before being loaned to Santos Laguna, where he first worked under Caixinha.
The 28-year-old was capped for the first time by Mexico in March 2015 and has made nine appearances for his country, scoring three goals in the process.
"I am really happy to be here at such a big club and I am ready to be a part of this project," said Perrera.
"I didn't think twice about joining, it is a big club which has a lot of history of winning titles and I think it's very important for a player to be ambitious and join a club like that.
"Pedro was important because he called me and he told me if I wanted to join him here at Rangers I could.
"I know there is a lot of pressure which comes with playing at a big club like this but I have also played with my national team and with big clubs in Mexico so I am prepared for the task."
