Rangers name Derek McInnes as manager on three-year deal
Rangers appoint Derek McInnes on a three-year deal after he leaves Hearts. Ex-Ibrox midfielder brings Alan Archibald, Paul Sheerin and Craig Clark as assistants, with chairman Andrew Cavenagh hailing his winning know-how.
Ex-Rangers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst returns to Feyenoord on a two-year deal, replacing Robin van Persie. He previously led Rangers to the 2022 Europa League final.
Derek McInnes’ Rangers open at Dundee United on Friday 31/07, first Ibrox game vs Hibs 09/08, first Old Firm at Celtic 20/09, Parkhead return 27/02, Ibrox derby 02/01. Hearts away 28/10, home 19/12.
Danny Rohl departs Rangers for RB Salzburg with staff Sascha Lense and Tristan Steiner. Emmanuel Fernandez, 2025-26 player of the year, awaits a new boss amid Premier League and Bundesliga interest after 5 goals in 31 games.
Opinion piece on Danny Rohl’s move to RB Salzburg suggests a pathway to RB Leipzig if Martin Demichelis falters, while noting Rangers swiftly replaced him with Derek McInnes.
Thelo Aasgaard says he practises Norwegian nightly to improve communication for Norway, with Brede Hangeland praising his attitude and ‘special qualities’. The Rangers midfielder aims to create chances.
Celtic-leaning critique mocks Danny Rohl after his Ibrox exit and derides BBC’s Tom English, before noting praise for Derek McInnes as Rangers’ new manager.
Kris Boyd backs Derek McInnes and says Rangers need ‘five or six’ signings, with Lawrence Shankland already in. He hails McInnes’ record and urges a busy summer to fuel a title push.
Rangers to open talks with 17-year-old keeper McGuire over a new deal amid Premier League interest. Scotland U19, 6ft 5in, academy player of the year, pushes to impress Derek McInnes after first-team exposure.
