Rangers face Chermiti injury blow after Hibs loss
Jagiellonia boss Adrian Siemieniec said his side must recover from defeat to Widzew Lodz and improve at Ibrox as they try to finish the job against Rangers.
Rangers admire Fares Ghedjemis but have been deterred after Frosinone rejected a £8.5m bid and demanded about £17.1m, with attention now shifting to Couhaib Driouech.
Rangers have reportedly received a £4.8m bid from Corum FK for Mohamed Diomande, who featured against Hibs, as McInnes weighs squad trimming and further recruitment.
McInnes revealed Rangers rejected a 'big number' bid for Youssef Chermiti, who was later injured against Hibs, raising fresh doubt over the striker's immediate availability.
Chris Sutton backed the VAR-awarded Hibs penalty in Rangers' 2-1 defeat, calling complaints 'very lazy' and insisting Dragojevic had only blocked the attacker.
Rangers are exploring a deal for Aston Villa full-back Kosta Nedeljkovic as McInnes looks to strengthen his defence before the window closes.
McInnes said Rangers passed up chances, disputed Hibs' 'very soft' penalty, but praised his players' effort after the 2-1 defeat and shared fans' frustration.
Lawrence Shankland said Rangers fans' frustration is understandable after Hibs won 2-1 at Ibrox, but insisted the performance and chances created offered encouragement.
Rangers lost 2-1 to Hibs after Campbell's penalty and Wright's stoppage-time winner. Chermiti went off injured before Chaiwa's late own goal briefly levelled.
Rangers CEO Jim Gillespie said Derek McInnes was appointed as a 'Klopp-type manager' to play front-foot, aggressive football, insisting he was the only candidate who fit.
McInnes said he understands Rangers fans' fury after three winless games, but remained defiant he can end 15 years of hurt despite the poor start.
Scott Allan called Hibs' late winner 'incredible' after Rangers lost 2-1 at Ibrox, leaving McInnes without a win and his side already trailing in the title race.
Debate centres on Rangers' stance in the Youssef Chermiti saga after a mega bid, with a firm verdict on whether McInnes should cash in or keep the striker.
Rangers face claims they could regret letting James Tavernier leave, with renewed warnings over leadership and the impact of losing experienced defenders.
A new VAR angle reportedly sheds light on Hibs' contentious penalty against Rangers, with an ex-ref calling the award 'pedantic' after Dragojevic's box tussle.
Former Man Utd midfielder Quinton Fortune backs new Rangers defender Olwethu Makhanya to challenge Celtic if he excels, but warns the Premiership will be unforgiving.
Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh expects 3 to 5 more signings before the window shuts and admits results have been below expectations after a clunky summer rebuild.
Rangers have agreed a deal in principle with PSV for Couhaib Driouech, worth about €8.5m. The winger has chosen Ibrox, with a medical and final details still to come.
