Better than Reynolds: Rangers looking at re-signing Ibrox hero
Glasgow Rangers know that they need to go into the market to sign a new right-back when the summer transfer window officially opens for business later this month.
Glasgow Rangers know that they need to go into the market to sign a new right-back when the summer transfer window officially opens for business later this month.
Rangers have received an instant boost in their pursuit of a rapid defender this summer, with Blackburn Rovers ready to give the go ahead at the right price.
Glasgow Rangers head coach Danny Rohl has to have a greater success rate in the summer transfer window than he had at the start of the year.
The season had barely ended when Rangers announced they had agreed a deal to sign Lawrence Shankland from one of their Premiership title rivals.
As the curtain came down on the 2025/26 season, questions were being asked about Danny Rohl’s future at Rangers.
Glasgow Rangers need to make big changes to their squad to compete for the Scottish Premiership title next season after they fell ten points short of first place this year.
Rangers’ summer rebuild is beginning to take shape as Danny Rohl and the Ibrox recruitment team step up preparations for what promises to be a crucial transfer window.
Glasgow Rangers have already dipped into the Scottish Premiership market to bolster their squad this summer with the signing of Lawrence Shankland.
The signing of Lawrence Shankland for Glasgow Rangers needs to be the first of several big additions to Danny Rohl’s squad during the summer transfer window.
Glasgow Rangers supporters must be thinking that the club have accidentally signed Ronaldo Nazario after watching Lawrence Shankland since his move to Ibrox.
Glasgow Rangers made their first signing of the summer transfer at the end of last month when they confirmed the arrival of Lawrence Shankland on a permanent deal.
Rangers could now cash in on one of Danny Rohl’s star players this summer amid interest from a European club.
Rangers are now chasing their second signing of the summer and have made contact with a midfield star, who could arrive in a bargain deal.
One of the biggest tasks facing Glasgow Rangers and Danny Rohl at Ibrox this summer is replacing long-serving club captain James Tavernier.
Glasgow Rangers supporters will be able to enjoy watching Scotland at the World Cup with extra pride this summer because of Lawrence Shankland and Findlay Curtis’ involvement.
There are several ways to leapfrog title rivals in the summer transfer window, and Rangers picked the most ruthless option by signing Lawrence Shankland.
After missing out on the Scottish Premiership and publicly falling out with club captain James Tavernier to sour his emotional farewell from Rangers, it would be easy to assume there’s some doubt creeping in about Danny Rohl’s tenure.
Glasgow Rangers head coach Danny Rohl needs to improve his options across the defence when the summer transfer window opens for business later this month.
After a dismal end to the season, Danny Rohl’s Rangers know they need to act decisively and quickly in the transfer market to improve the playing squad.
The World Cup hasn’t even kicked off yet but Rangers have started the summer transfer window with an almighty bang.