Rabbi Matondo has admitted it has been a "tough season so far" with "all types of obstacles thrown my way".
The Rangers winger made the statement after scoring on a dream debut for Hannover 96.
Matondo, 24, joined the Bundesliga 2 club on an initial loan with the club holding an option to make the transfer permanent in the summer.
The Wales internationalist couldn't have asked for a better first match as he scored a stunning solo goal in the 2-2 draw with Hamburg.
Matondo jinked between two players on the left flank before curling the ball into the far corner to put his side into the lead.
The winger only came onto the park after half-time but made his mark with 11 minutes left on the clock.
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He wrote: "Shame not to get all 3 points in the end but great support from the travelling fans. See you all next week🙌🏾. "On a personal note, delighted to get my first minutes & goal in @hannover96 colours. Great moment for me and my family.
"It’s been a tough season so far not gonna lie with all types of obstacles thrown my way but I guess that’s life at times. "This is why I trust God to guide me through all the good and bad. Gods timing is always perfect👏🏾"
A Rangers statement on the Matondo deal confirmed: "Rangers can today confirm that Rabbi Matondo has joined German side Hannover 96 on loan, subject to international clearance.
"The winger, who signed for Rangers in the summer of 2022, will spend the remainder of the campaign with the Bundesliga 2 side, with an option to make the move permanent.
"Everyone at Rangers wishes Rabbi all the best for his loan."
