12 Nov 2026 14:43:30
This is my vision for Rangers and our players.
Take the current team for example.
We hopefully win the league this year and a domestic cup.
In the summer, with all our strikers fit, we move on Miovski.
With Penrice settling in at LB, it's an opportunity to move on Rommens, providing Penrice signs after his loan.
And also, hopefully move on some of the fringe players.
The following season we go again.
Good account of ourselves domestically and in Europe – whatever level we end up him.
Then we can look at selling some of our notable performers for decent money.
It's then up to those behind the scenes to find similar type players that we can develop, who deliver domestic trophies and then move on for profit season after season.
Eat, Sleep and Repeat.
That's the hard part. A lot of parameters and variables in place to move players on and even not to lose the ones you don't.
Now, that may make us a selling club. But as long as these players are successful, who really cares?
I would much rather have ambitious players who see their careers at a higher level than the SPFL, than those who are happy to think Rangers are the pinnacle of their career but don't burst a gut for The Famous.
Because if they work hard to achieve those goals, it will also mean we are successful on the park.
I honestly feel this is the first season in ages that we have the foundations in place that will help us achieve our goals.
We seem to have recruited well. We've seen that in flashes from a young squad who are only going to get better.
Was I a fan of McInnes' appointment? Nope. But he's gave the club and fans the stability on and off the park we crave to not just bring short term success, but hopefully challenging and delivering titles and cups on a regular basis.
If this is the case – then we can genuinely start throwing high transfer fees about like confetti.