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Rangers Eye January Transfers to Boost Squad Depth

12/27/2025

Summary

Story summary

Rangers are preparing for the January transfer window under head coach Danny Rohl after a disappointing summer.
Rohl aims to strengthen the squad by focusing on local talent and key roles, including a striker, midfielder, and center-back.
Midfielder Nico Raskin, who has struggled for form, remains central to Rohl's plans.
Rangers face matches against Motherwell and St Mirren before the window opens, with Rohl seeking more goals and better decisions.

History

Historical Context

Rangers Football Club entered administration on February 14, 2012, due to a £9 million tax debt, resulting in a ten-point deduction and subsequent relegation to the Third Division. The club's restructuring emphasized local talent, with players like Lee Wallace and Steven Naismith playing key roles. Today, under coach Danny Rohl, Rangers continue this strategy to rebuild and achieve success in Scottish football.

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Story summary

Rangers are preparing for the January transfer window under head coach Danny Rohl after a disappointing summer.
Rohl aims to strengthen the squad by focusing on local talent and key roles, including a striker, midfielder, and center-back.
Midfielder Nico Raskin, who has struggled for form, remains central to Rohl's plans.
Rangers face matches against Motherwell and St Mirren before the window opens, with Rohl seeking more goals and better decisions.

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