Russell Martin downplays the "season-defining" tag for Rangers' Champions League qualifier against Panathinaikos, marking his competitive debut. New signing Thelo Aasgaard is the only doubt as Rangers aim for a strong start to their new era.
Scottish clubs Rangers, Hibernian, and Dundee United are on the brink of significant European draws, poised to discover their next potential opponents in the Champions, Europa, and Conference Leagues.
Rangers embark on a new era under Russell Martin, kicking off their season with a crucial Champions League qualifier against Panathinaikos. With new ownership, management, and seven fresh faces, the Ibrox side aims to reignite their fortunes after a trophyless campaign.
Major football transfers are heating up with Marcus Rashford's Barcelona loan and Jadon Sancho's potential Juventus move dominating headlines. Arsenal faces striker hurdles, while Everton and other clubs navigate key player futures. Non-football sports also see significant developments.
Major transfer sagas unfold as Man Utd chase Estupinan and Watkins, while Chelsea target Rogers and Hato. Plus, surprising news involving Bellingham's injury, Mourinho's clashes, and VAR rule changes.
Rangers kicked off the Russell Martin era with a 2-2 friendly draw against Club Brugge. The new coach sees work ahead but is optimistic, especially with new signings set to feature more before their Champions League qualifier against Panathinaikos.
Russell Martin's Rangers kicked off their pre-season with a thrilling 2-2 draw against Club Brugge at Ibrox. Goals from Diomande and Curtis salvaged a point after an early deficit, setting an exciting tone for the new era.
Russell Martin's Rangers era began with a 2-2 pre-season draw vs. Club Brugge at Ibrox. A spirited second-half comeback, featuring tactical shifts and promising youth, set the stage for Champions League qualifiers.
Genoa's move for Jamie Vardy collapsed as coach Patrick Vieira reportedly vetoed the deal, despite a sponsor-backed salary agreement. Vardy, a free agent from Leicester, is now reportedly closer to joining Scottish club Rangers.
Billy Dodds, ex-Rangers assistant, offers candid insights into his Ibrox tenure, discussing player mentality, recruitment challenges, and the future under new boss Russell Martin. He praises certain talents while highlighting areas for improvement.
