Nigerian international, Sunday Mba has departed for Angola ahead of Sunday's second leg, second round Caf Champions League clash against Angolan club, Recreativo do Libolo.
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The Rangers contingent travelled on Thursday without Mba who was held up as a result of irregularities with his travel papers.
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However, the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has now confirmed that the irregularities have been sorted out with the player now set to leave for Angola on Saturday morning.
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"Mba had problems with his papers but I can confirm that he has now received his international passport and a visa from the Angolan embassy. He is now free to travel for the game," NFF technical committee chairman, Barrister Chris Green said.
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The 24-year-old has been a subject of an intense transfer battle between Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) clubs, Warri Wolves and Enugu Rangers.
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He now believes the issues are behind him as he looks to power Rangers to a place in the group stages of the CAF Champions League.
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"I am preparing to travel to Angola. I will be travelling to Angola very early on Saturday morning via an Arik Airline.
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"It is a direct flight that will last three hours. I have gone through a lot in the past months but I am a professional and right now, all I am looking forward to is to play again.
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"I will be the happiest man in the world if I can help Rangers win and qualify for the group stages of the competition," Mba exclusively said.
The first leg game between Rangers and Wolves ended in a goalless draw.