Rangers set for SPFL boost after Celtic Park win
Rangers are covering Badredine Bouanani's full loan wage, reportedly up to £1.8m a year, while any permanent deal could cost about £15.5m.
Derek Ferguson blasted the Premiership's 'brutal' 8pm Saturday scheduling after Rangers' St Mirren trip was moved, with fan travel concerns again raised.
Rangers return with positives from the break as Minsu Kim, Findlay Curtis and Olwethu Makhanya impressed, but Nicolas Raskin and others endured mixed spells away.
Rangers are set for an SPFL financial boost after the league announced record payments of £49.6m to member clubs, up 18 per cent, with prize and facility fees shared via the ladder system.
Paul Slane said Martin O'Neill told Celtic he would do it 'his way' before Rangers beat them 1-0 at Parkhead, after a 3-0 cup defeat at Ibrox.
Neil Doncaster said Rangers and Celtic agreed there would be no away fans at SPFL derbies this season, but the league want supporters back 'as soon as possible'.
Derek McInnes said Sir Alex Ferguson urged him to focus on how Rangers finish the season and praised their strong 1-0 win at Celtic Park.
Rangers host Kilmarnock at 3pm on Saturday. No UK live stream is available due to the blackout. McInnes said all 13 internationals returned fit, with Cammy Devlin out around six weeks.
Cammy Devlin faces at least six weeks out with a hamstring strain. His interceptions, recoveries and duel numbers suggest Rangers will miss more than critics realise.
Rangers-linked Farès Ghedjemis has ended hopes of a move by signing a new Frosinone deal until 2030, despite summer bids and an £18m valuation.
South African media believe Olwethu Makhanya's early Rangers form could earn him a move to an 'even bigger' club, after standout displays and a player of the month award.
