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Inside Rangers' summer transfer window - but will it deliver success?

Derek McInnes has reached the hundred-day milestone leading Rangers following a turbulent start that included four winless matches and a European elimination against Jablonec. Despite those early struggles, a surge of six consecutive victories, which featured two straight successes against Celtic, has positioned the club to potentially capture the top spot in the Scottish Premiership.

This dramatic turnaround follows a major squad overhaul that saw fourteen players brought in during the recent transfer window, mirroring the sheer volume of arrivals from the prior summer under previous leadership.

That preceding recruitment effort overseen by figures such as Russell Martin, Patrick Stewart, and Kevin Thelwell largely unravelled, leaving behind only four of those fourteen additions after a series of dismissals. Chairman Andrew Cavenagh subsequently assumed a more direct role, collaborating with personnel like Jim Gillespie, Dan Purdy, Paraag Marathe, Gretar Steinsson, and Stig Inge Bjornebye to reshape the roster.

McInnes now aims to sustain this positive momentum as his side prepares to face Kilmarnock.

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