Rangers midfielder comes out swinging as he fights for Ibrox future.Rangers midfielder Mohamed Diomande believes Derek McInnes’ Ibrox DNA can help the club return to their former glories – and he insists he wants to be part of the new manager’s journey despite added competition for a starting XI place.Diomande, 24, has been a regular starter for Rangers over the last two-and-a-half seasons, but faces serious competition for his place in the upcoming campaign after the club strengthened their midfield options significantly this summer with the signings of Cammy Devlin, Dan Neil and Vanja Dragojevic.The Ivorian will compete with fellow midfielders Tochi Chukwuani, Connor Barron, Thelo Aasgaard and the aforementioned trio of new signings for a starting berth when Rangers travel to Dundee United for their opening game of the new season on Friday night, but remains confident that he can provide his new boss with something unique as he fights for his Ibrox future in the weeks ahead.Diomande said admits he is happy at Rangers, and has no plans to leave despite the renewed competition for a starting XI spot…