Rangers progress under Rohl, transfer links emerge
Andy Newport urges Rangers to ask Brentford about keeping Jayden Meghoma to compete with Tuur Rommens. He credits improvement but notes the 19-year-old can be outmuscled, so another loan may be sought.
Steven Pressley says it was a surprise Rangers did not move in January for Dundee’s Luke Graham. Dan Purdy has scouted the 21-year-old, with centre-back depth an issue and Cornelius’ future to decide.
Report links Rangers with ex-Ibrox midfielder Todd Cantwell, now at Blackburn. Rohl is said to be keen, but with contract to 2027 and past fall-out, a return appears remote amid Wrexham and Derby interest.
Rangers’ 4-2 comeback at Hearts caps a five-game unbeaten run, with Röhl averaging 2.42 points per game and outpacing Celtic since October. Title push on, but key Old Firm and run-in tests await.
Former Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos is shown delivering aid in Colombia after severe floods, mobilising his foundation and urging donations for affected communities.
With Arsenal and Chelsea linked to Emmanuel Fernandez, Rangers could cash in and move for Dundee’s Luke Graham as replacement. Graham’s standout Premiership form makes him a priority target.
After Rangers beat Hearts 4-2, Derek McInnes insists his leaders remain contenders, citing a strong home record and favourable fixtures. He warns Rangers and Celtic not to dismiss Hearts in the run-in.
SFA confirm around 7,500 Celtic fans for the Scottish Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on 8 March, filling the Broonloan Stand. It will be the second Old Firm in a week, with league meeting at Ibrox before.
Rangers are monitoring Dundee’s Cameron Congreve after Dan Purdy’s Dens Park visit. The 22-year-old Swansea loanee has 7 assists and 1 goal in 23 league games, with further SPFL scouting expected.
Rangers reportedly rejected Jesse Lingard in January after he offered his services. West Ham, Burnley, Coventry, Middlesbrough and Ipswich also said no. Lingard now has an offer from Brazilian side Remo.
Keith Jackson praises Röhl’s impact but says selection judgement must improve after resting signings at Motherwell cost points. Bigger calls loom with Livingston next and an Old Firm ahead.
Jack Butland, despite errors, is backed to remain Rangers’ No 1. He averages 0.8 goals conceded, is +7.20 goals prevented and has 11 clean sheets in 27 league games, under contract until 2027.
