Rangers can finally sell Nico Raskin by signing £4.8m star
Glasgow Rangers could find themselves in a position where they have to find a replacement for Nicolas Raskin in the summer transfer window.
Glasgow Rangers could find themselves in a position where they have to find a replacement for Nicolas Raskin in the summer transfer window.
Lewis Ferguson’s return to Glasgow Rangers is a story that has been dreamed of for several years since he made a name for himself at Aberdeen.
Glasgow Rangers head coach Derek McInnes has not wasted any time in adding to his first-team squad in the summer transfer window since taking on the role.
Glasgow Rangers must still regret that they allowed Lewis Ferguson to slip through their fingers when he was in the academy set-up at Ibrox.
Glasgow Rangers hit the jackpot in the summer of 2025 when they swooped to sign central defender Emmanuel Fernandez for a fee of £3.5m.
It’s already been a busy summer at Rangers. They’ve welcomed a new era by hiring Derek McInnes and he’s been joined by Lawrence Shankland, Ben Godfrey, Dan Neil, Ross McCrorie and goalkeeper Ivor Pandur. The 49ers are backing their new manager in full.
Glasgow Rangers bolstered their midfield options earlier this week when the Ibrox giants officially confirmed the signing of Dan Neil on a free transfer.
Danny Rohl pleaded for new leaders at Glasgow Rangers, and while the German may no longer be around to oversee things at Ibrox, his successor, Derek McInnes, could well benefit from those demands.
Rangers will be able to sign Motherwell star Elijah Just for a cut-price fee this summer, amid an “open race’ with Scottish Premiership rivals Celtic.
Glasgow Rangers are building a new-look side for Derek McInnes in double-quick time, but will Nicolas Raskin still be at the heart of it next season?
Glasgow Rangers supporters got to experience something that has become rare in the age of social media: a surprise signing in the summer transfer window.
Glasgow Rangers supporters who were left frustrated by Scotland’s exit from the World Cup have quickly been given reasons to be cheerful again in recent days.
Experience is the word for Glasgow Rangers this summer, with all three signings so far having been aged 28 or above, a clear shift in thinking in contrast to recent windows at Ibrox.
Not exactly the summer that was hoped for for Glasgow Rangers’ Scottish contingent, with Lawrence Shankland, John Souttar and co returning to Ibrox following that early World Cup exit.
Glasgow Rangers are one of the clubs who should be looking to improve the production line from their academy to the first-team to generate more players for the national team.
Rangers have been handed a boost in pursuit of Scotland international Lewis Ferguson after welcoming Ross McCrorie to officially kickstart the Derek McInnes era
Glasgow Rangers went into the summer transfer window knowing that they would need to recruit a new right-back to replace captain James Tavernier.
Glasgow Rangers went into the summer transfer window already knowing that they would need to do multiple pieces of business in the central defensive positions.
Glasgow Rangers are closing in on their third addition of the summer transfer window after the arrivals of Lawrence Shankland and Ross McCrorie.
Glasgow Rangers “will get stronger” next season, in the view of Martin O’Neill, with optimism building at Ibrox following the appointment of Derek McInnes.