Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh expects the club to sign between three and five additional players before the transfer deadline. While acknowledging that the start to the season has been difficult, Cavenagh remains committed to the club’s long-term project. The Ibrox side has secured only one point from their opening two league fixtures under manager Derek McInnes and faces a deficit in their Europa League qualifying match against Jagiellonia Bialystok.
Addressing shareholders at an open forum in Glasgow, Cavenagh described the recent transfer activity as disjointed but expressed hope that personnel changes, including some departures, would help stabilize the squad. He emphasized that building a winning culture requires patience, noting that the team is working to overcome a previous period of underperformance.
Chief executive Jim Gillespie defended the decision to hire Derek McInnes, citing a desire for a proactive, high-energy coaching style. Furthermore, Gillespie stated the club is seeking an explanation from the SFA regarding a controversial VAR decision during their recent loss to Hibernian, emphasizing the need for higher standards in Scottish officiating.
