Author: Football FanCast

The story that has dominated Scottish football in the past 48 hours is the news that Glasgow Rangers are set to sign Lawrence Shankland on a free transfer.

Glasgow Rangers are poised to make a big addition to Danny Rohl’s playing squad in the form of Scotland international Lawrence Shankland.

Andrew Cavenagh insists the recruitment of “leaders” will be high on the priority list when Rangers revamp their squad for next season.

Glasgow Rangers are set to make a swift move to bolster their squad after they failed to win the Scottish Premiership title for the fifth successive season.

Whatever way you cut it, Glasgow Rangers simply conceded too many goals this season, with the backline enduring so much upheaval throughout the campaign.

Glasgow Rangers have been home to some of the greatest Scottish footballers who ever lived.

As Andrew Cavenagh openly admitted this week, there is set to be a change in tack at Glasgow Rangers this summer, with the Ibrox side pursuing a policy of prioritising Scottish or Premiership-proven targets.

After missing out on Champions League football, Rangers are set to face a fight to keep hold of big-money star Djeidi Gassama this summer.

James Tavernier will officially leave Glasgow Rangers when his contract expires at the end of June, making him a free transfer for the upcoming summer transfer window.

The Old Firm rivalry is set to ignite in the summer transfer window, with Rangers aiming to jump ahead of Celtic in the race to sign Motherwell’s Elliot Watt.

Youssef Chermiti had an interesting first season with Glasgow Rangers after his £8m transfer from Premier League side Everton last summer.

Speaking on Glasgow Rangers’ plans for the summer this week, Andrew Cavenagh provided an interesting insight into the club’s fresh transfer policy.

Speaking after the saga surrounding James Tavernier’s Ibrox farewell, Glasgow Rangers manager Danny Rohl spoke of the need for “strong change” at the club this summer.

It mattered little in the grand scheme of things for Danny Rohl, although Glasgow Rangers did at least round off 2025/26 on a high note, putting five past John McGlynn’s side on the final day last weekend.

Rangers chiefs are now braced for interest in rising star Findlay Curtis, with English Championship club Middlesbrough threatening to swoop in this summer.

A turbulent season is finally over for Glasgow Rangers, and so the post-mortem can begin at Ibrox, with another seismic summer in store for the Old Firm side.

Barring a drastic U-turn from Andrew Cavenagh, under-fire Glasgow Rangers boss, Danny Rohl, will be in charge at Ibrox next season, having been given the backing of the club’s hierarchy this week.

Celtic are now perfectly positioned to sign Elijah Just ahead of Old Firm rivals Rangers this summer.

The acrimonious exit of James Tavernier has sparked discussion over who will replace the Englishman as the new captain at Glasgow Rangers, with a largely youthful squad devoid of real leaders at Ibrox.

Any Glasgow Rangers supporters hoping that the club are going to sack Danny Rohl will be disappointed by chairman Andrew Cavenagh’s latest comments.