Rangers chiefs back McInnes and plan more signings
Former Rangers bosses Graeme Murty and Russell Martin met at Leicester's training ground, reviving a link that began when Murty brought Martin to Ibrox on loan in 2018.
Rangers target Couhaib Driouech cannot face Jagiellonia at Ibrox because UEFA registration deadlines have passed, though he could feature in the next round or against St Mirren.
Celtic mocked Rangers after their Ibrox setback, adding to pressure on Derek McInnes and his struggling side.
Rangers chiefs faced angry fans, defended McInnes, vowed to challenge officiating issues, explored 6,000 extra Ibrox seats and promised more transfer activity after poor results.
Iain Dowie said Dan Neil can be a 'massive' signing for Rangers, praising his energy, leadership and experience after the midfielder chose Ibrox over other suitors.
Jim Gillespie said Rangers contacted Willie Collum for an explanation after the VAR-awarded Hibs penalty in the 2-1 defeat, saying the club are 'baffled' by the decision.
Couhaib Driouech is due for a Rangers medical on 11 August, with Dutch reports saying his recent PSV injury is only a 'little pain' and should not derail the £8m move.
Jim Gillespie told shareholders Derek McInnes is a 'Klopp-type manager' as Rangers defended their under-fire boss after a winless start and a home defeat to Hibernian.
Josh Campbell admitted he feared Hibs might be punished by VAR before Rangers conceded the penalty he converted, after Vanja Dragojevic was judged to have fouled Jason Kerr.
Paraag Marathe urged Rangers fans to back new signings after a poor start, as Andrew Cavenagh said 3-5 arrivals are expected and Jim Gillespie defended Derek McInnes.
