Rangers fixture moved as Penrice earns Scotland call-up
Ryan Naderi's winner against Aberdeen sent Rangers into the Premier Sports Cup final, with comparisons drawn to a former 11-trophy Ibrox striker.
Rangers' trip to St Johnstone has been moved from 13 December to 13 January after their semi-final win set up a Premier Sports Cup final against Hibernian at Hampden.
Bojan Miovski has been left out by North Macedonia for their Scotland match because he has played only 72 minutes for Rangers. Their manager said he will return when he is playing regularly.
James Penrice, Rangers' left-back on loan from AEK Athens, has been called up by Scotland for games with North Macedonia and Switzerland, with Pocognoli citing form, injuries and tactical fit.
Rangers youngster McGuire called it a 'privilege' to work daily with Allan McGregor and said the Youth League side must be 'close to perfect' to overturn Dynamo Kyiv.
Daisuke Yokota could return by the end of November and Ross McCrorie next week. Cammy Devlin and Lawrence Shankland are targeting the League Cup final, while Badredine Bouanani and Emmanuel Fernandez should face St Mirren.
Former Rangers player Kyle Hutton is to stand trial in February 2028 after denying charges over Victoria Cairns' death in a 2024 road crash in Rutherglen.
Derek McInnes wants Rangers to trigger James Penrice's option to buy after talks with the board. The on-loan left-back has impressed and a permanent deal could cost £800,000.
Former Rangers striker Jermain Defoe is reportedly set to become Karl Robinson's assistant at Bromley, months after leaving Woking by mutual agreement.
People at Rangers do not see a Joe Aribo return as a crazy idea. The free agent's experience appeals, but doubts remain over his fitness after limited recent football.
Andy Halliday said Vanja Dragojevic 'hasn't been great' and may not be good enough for Rangers after the £4.7m midfielder slipped down Derek McInnes' pecking order.
Lewis Ferguson says a move to Rangers will happen 'sooner or later'. The Bologna midfielder said a future move to Ibrox is in his plans.
Nick Walsh will referee Rangers' Premiership trip to St Mirren, with Greg Aitken on VAR. Walsh has already handled Rangers' 3-0 win over Celtic and 1-1 draw at Dundee United.
