Author: Football FanCast

Derek McInnes has made former Aberdeen player Ross McCrorie his first signing as Rangers manager and also joined the race for a hugely in demand Scottish talent.

Glasgow Rangers officially confirmed the signing of right-back Ross McCrorie as their second signing of the summer transfer window earlier this week.

It’s been a summer of chaos at Ibrox so far. Rangers wasted no time before commencing their business with the addition of Lawrence Shankland, before then welcoming Hearts manager Derek McInnes to accompany the Tynecastle captain.

Glasgow Rangers manager Derek McInnes was officially unveiled earlier this week after he completed a move from Scottish Premiership rivals Hearts earlier in the month.

Derek McInnes looks the part already as Glasgow Rangers boss, but now it’s down to business – can the Ibrox side hand him a squad capable of challenging again this season?

Rangers are wasting no time this summer before welcoming much-needed reinforcements this summer and Kenny Miller believes another impressive name could be on his way.

Glasgow Rangers aren’t hanging around this summer, it would seem, intent on building an experienced, Scottish core under new boss Derek McInnes.

While the rest of Scotland were stuck watching a Brazilian samba show courtesy of Vinícius Júnior on Wednesday night, Rangers have been busy in the transfer market.

There does appear to have been a real shift in thinking at Glasgow Rangers, with the Ibrox side, now led by Derek McInnes, seemingly pursuing a new transfer model this summer.

Eyes will be focused on the arrival of Lawrence Shankland at Glasgow Rangers, although the priority might actually be on strengthening the defensive unit for new boss Derek McInnes.

Another fresh start, another new manager at Glasgow Rangers, with the Ibrox side poaching Derek McInnes after the failed experiments with Russell Martin and Danny Rohl.

It’s already been a summer full of drama in Scotland. Whilst the country has been partying in the streets of Boston, Rangers have been hanging Hearts out to dry, signing captain Lawrence Shankland before then hiring Derek McInnes to replace Danny Rohl.

After one of the most intriguing Scottish Premiership title races in decades, it’s all gearing up nicely for another narrative-heavy campaign next time around, not least due to Glasgow Rangers’ early summer activity.

Glasgow Rangers are looking to bolster their attacking options at the top end of the pitch for Derek McInnes during the summer transfer window.

There is little more than a week to go until James Tavernier’s contract with Glasgow Rangers officially comes to an end and he becomes a free agent.

New Glasgow Rangers head coach Derek McInnes knows that he needs to add more quality to his options in the two wide positions in the summer transfer window.

Glasgow Rangers can sometimes struggle in the transfer market because the Ibrox giants are a difficult and unique team to recruit players for.

New Glasgow Rangers head coach Derek McInnes knows that he has plenty of work to do to improve the squad during the summer transfer window.

Glasgow Rangers head coach Derek McInnes must be buzzing that he can work with Lawrence Shankland again, just a couple of weeks after losing him.

Rangers are now ready to sell one of Derek McInnes’ best players if they receive a major club-record fee this summer.