Rangers fine-tune in Spain as scouts eye Fernandez
Danny Rohl takes Rangers to Marbella to fine-tune pressing and finishing, build squad bonding and meet owners to discuss next season, aiming to sharpen up before the split and Motherwell at Ibrox.
Statistical preview of Millwall vs QPR. Not related to Rangers (Scotland).
Ex-Rangers midfielder Charlie Adam says £8m Youssef Chermiti was judged too soon but his big goals vs Hearts and Celtic show he can be the title ‘difference-maker’ if he nets a few more in the split.
Ex-ref Steven Conroy says Jayden Meghoma should have seen red versus Falkirk only by current ‘farcical’ VAR DOGSO standards, citing Hearts’ Marc Leonard dismissal as setting a problematic precedent.
After trailing 0-2, Rangers beat Falkirk 6-3 with braces from Bojan Miovski and Youssef Chermiti. Pundit says scoring without Mikey Moore eases striker fears and boosts championship belief.
Scouts from Feyenoord and Bayer Leverkusen watched Rangers’ 6-3 win at Falkirk, adding to the growing attention around Emmanuel Fernandez alongside previous links to Arsenal, Chelsea and Borussia Dortmund. Rangers acknowledge they face a battle to keep him.
Rangers unlikely to regret selling Johnly Yfeko, with the defender struggling for minutes and form at Exeter City amid injuries and admitted past off-field ‘bad habits.’
Focus shifts to potential cover if Mikey Moore is unavailable, with a £5m target said to want to join Rangers as Rohl plans for the run-in and beyond.
Review of Scottish clubs’ financial collapses frames Rangers’ 2012 liquidation and ‘phoenix club’ claims, criticising governance, debt and reliance on benefactors while noting supporter-led rebirths.
Only 576 Rangers fans get Tynecastle tickets from more than 16,900 applicants for a key title clash at Hearts. With away shares shrinking, the piece urges Rangers to boost allocations at Ibrox to prompt change.
Barry Ferguson and Tom Miller hail Nicolas Raskin’s revival at Rangers after a fallout with Russell Martin. Now key under Danny Rohl, he scored in the comeback win at Falkirk and drives the title push.
Gordon Strachan backs Hearts for the title, claiming Danny Rohl is priming Rangers for next season and praising their improved physicality and resilience despite being hard to beat.
