It has already been a busy transfer window at Rangers, with six new permanent signings already in the door. Manager Philippe Clement has wasted little time in getting some fresh blood into his squad.
However, there is expected to be far more business done at Ibrox over the coming weeks - in terms of incomings and outgoings. The Belgian made it clear at the end of the season that changes need to happen for the gap to be cut with Celtic, who ended the season far stronger by winning both the Premiership and the Scottish Cup.
We take a look at every senior in player in the Rangers squad and analyse what the future may hold for them in the midst of Rangers’ rebuild at Ibrox ahead of the league campaign beginning against Hearts on August 3.
We take a look at every senior in player in the Rangers squad and analyse what the future may hold for them in the midst of Rangers’ rebuild at Ibrox ahead of the league campaign beginning against Hearts on August 3.
13. Clinton Nsiala
The young French defender arrived from AC Milan last month. Comes in with a decent pedigree and is expected to push for a place in the first team. | AC Milan via Getty Images
14. Leon Balogun
The veteran Nigerian earned himself a new one-year contract on the back of good performances last season. He is a dependable defender and strong character in the dressing-room. May not be an automatic starter this season, but a reliable back-up to have. | SNS Group
15. Nicolas Raskin
The Belgian midfielder took a while to break into the Rangers first team under Clement but given the club has high hopes for the midfielder to kick on and be an asset for them, he is likely to be part of the picture this term. | SNS Group
16. Mohamed Diomande
Now a permanent member of the Rangers squad following last season's successful loan, the Ivorian midfielder will be so key to how Clement's team progress in the 2024/25 campaign. A box-to-box player who provides energy and drive, the Rangers team is set to be built around Diomande. | SNS Group