
Rabbi Matondo has been on the fringes at Rangers this season.
Danny Rohl has not been a huge fan of the Welshman and has opted to omit him from most of his matchday squads.
This is why he has played just 65 minutes in all competitions this season for Rangers despite not having any injury concerns.
Rangers include sell-on clause as Rabbi Matondo set to seal Ibrox exit
According to Rangers Review journalist Chris Jack, the Ibrox outfit will be parting ways with Matondo ahead of the summer transfer window.
The Welshman’s deal at the club runs out at the end of the season, but he will not be staying put until then.
An agreement has been reached with Norwegian club SK Brann, which will see the 25-year-old continuing his playing career there.

The Gers are keeping an eye on future profits as they have included a sell-on clause in the dealThey will not be pocketing any transfer fee, however, as he will be leaving on a free transfer, but are in line to receive money down the line if the Welshman is sold.
Matondo, anyway, was not in line to be offered a new contract at the end of the season, so he is finalising his exit a few months in advance.
He will join Cyriel Dessers and Hamza Igamane as the attackers who have left Gers this seasonWhat Danny Rohl has said about Matondo
Matondo’s future has been hanging in the balance all season and Rohl has been aware of that.
Back in February, the Rangers manager was asked about the Welshman, but he refused to be drawn into an answer.
He stated that the winger is a positive influence on the group, but did not know what would happen regarding his contractual situation.
Rohl also spoke about him being professional behind the scenes, so the attacker appears to have accepted his position in the hierarchy.

The Gers boss said: “On Rabbi, I must really say he is a very positive guy for the group, I think this is very crucial, I think you have players that are disappointed, and they can give not so much energy to the group when they are not playing, but Rabbi is always very professional, his body is now right and let’s see what happens with him.”

