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Rangers and AC Milan have been battling it out to sign Troyes defender Sankhoun Diawara, who has now made a decision over his immediate future.

There’s a solid, experienced spine being assembled at Glasgow Rangers, but if there’s one area that appears in need of addressing, it is on the flanks, with Derek McInnes looking short on depth and quality in that department.

Rangers’ rebuild under Derek McInnes has gathered momentum during an eventful summer, with the Ibrox club already making several eye-catching signings.

Celtic have made an approach to sign AEK Athens defender James Penrice, but there could be competition from Scottish Premiership rivals Rangers.

It’s been a hectic summer in all the best ways for Rangers. It started with the arrival of Lawrence Shankland and the drama only continued with Derek McInnes quickly following.

Glasgow Rangers should be bitterly disappointed with how the 2025/26 campaign went, from Russell Martin’s tenure to how they ended the Scottish Premiership season.

Glasgow Rangers have done plenty of business for Derek McInnes since the summer transfer window officially opened for business last month.

Glasgow Rangers have yet to make a major sale from their crop of first-team stars since the summer transfer window opened for business last month.

Rangers are now preparing a move for Hearts striker Claudio Braga, with Derek McInnes eyeing a reunion.

The 2025/26 season isn’t one which will necessarily live long in the memory for Glasgow Rangers, the campaign ending on a sour note as the Ibrox side saw their Premiership title hopes go up in smoke.

As Celtic continue to act with hesitation in the transfer market, Rangers are continuing to welcome some impressive reinforcements.

It will be interesting to see whether or not Glasgow Rangers centre-forward Youssef Chermiti is still at the club when the summer transfer window slams shut at the start of September.

As far as Derek McInnes is concerned this summer, it’s so far so good. Rangers have welcomed a whole host of incomings, including his former Hearts captain, Lawrence Shankland.

It’s a summer of change for Glasgow Rangers, with Derek McInnes seemingly assembling an almost entirely new-look side at Ibrox following his arrival from Tynecastle.

After falling short in the Scottish Premiership title race last season, there has already been a flurry of transfer activity at Ibrox, with Rangers making five new additions to the squad.

One of the biggest talking points whenever Glasgow Rangers appoint a new manager is what formation they will deploy during their time at Ibrox.

Glasgow Rangers manager Derek McInnes has clearly identified the defence as one of the weak points in the squad, making several additions to bolster the team in that area already.

The goal for Glasgow Rangers in the upcoming 2026/27 campaign is clear: End the five-year wait to win the Scottish Premiership title under Derek McInnes.

Rangers have wasted little time backing Derek McInnes this summer, but the Ibrox rebuild looks far from complete.

Glasgow Rangers have proven to be a disruptive presence for one of their title rivals since the end of the 2025/26 Scottish Premiership campaign.