Author: Football FanCast

It felt inevitable that Cammy Devlin would be unveiled as a new signing for Glasgow Rangers once it was confirmed that he would not be staying at Hearts.

Glasgow Rangers have already done plenty of business in the summer transfer window to add more quality to Derek McInnes’ squad, but there is still work to be done.

Glasgow Rangers are in the market for further additions to their midfield ranks in the summer transfer window, despite already signing two new players in that area of the park.

Someone at Tynecastle might want to place Claudio Braga under lock and key, with the Portuguese forward likely to be next on the agenda for Glasgow Rangers at this rate, following a summer of raids by the Ibrox side.

Much of Rangers’ summer has been focused on incomings, with the likes of Lawrence Shankland and, most recently, Cammy Devlin, arriving. But that could be about to change, with a number of stars attracting interest from elsewhere.

It’s an era obsessed with young, up-and-coming signings and talk of ‘resale value’, but that overlooks the primary motivation for a club like Glasgow Rangers – winning now.

Glasgow Rangers manager Derek McInnes may be turning his attention to the middle of the park after bolstering the defence with three new additions.

Whilst much of the focus has already been on incomings at Rangers this summer, they’ve still got plenty of work to do if they want to win the Scottish Premiership next season.

Rangers got off to a flying start in the summer transfer window and look set to continue their flurry of arrivals as the new season approaches.

One of the issues that Glasgow Rangers face as one of the teams outside of Europe’s major leagues is that there is always the threat of clubs coming in for their best players.

As Derek McInnes looks ahead to a first season in charge at Glasgow Rangers, the question remains: will Mikey Moore be returning to Ibrox?

Rangers are looking to rebuild their midfield, after coming up short in their pursuit of the Scottish Premiership title last season, and they have already secured the signature of Dan Neil.

A cynic might suggest that Nicolas Raskin is doing all he can to put himself in the shop window this summer, with the Glasgow Rangers star having been instrumental in Belgium’s progression at the World Cup.

Mikey Moore’s loan spell at Rangers started quietly but ended with him becoming one of the success stories of the Scottish season.

As Glasgow Rangers head into a new era under Derek McInnes, it’s worth reflecting back on the chaos of last year, with Russell Martin swiftly shown the door following what appeared to be a wayward summer of recruitment under Kevin Thelwell’s watch.

The departure of James Tavernier has thrown up an interesting question for Glasgow Rangers boss Derek McInnes – who will replace the Englishman as the Ibrox side’s new permanent skipper?

It’s been a summer of experienced, proven signings at Glasgow Rangers so far this summer, but there is a balance to be had even in the pursuit of immediate, short-term success.

Glasgow Rangers head coach Derek McInnes moved quickly to bolster the options at his disposal in the defensive areas of the pitch in the summer transfer window.

Rangers have been one of the busiest clubs in Europe so far this summer. They’ve welcomed a new manager in Derek McInnes and also welcomed five fresh faces since then.

Glasgow Rangers are set to undergo a change in captaincy in the first-team for the first time since James Tavernier took over the armband in the summer of 2018.