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Rangers are ramping up efforts to land Sunderland stars Dan Neil and Romaine Mundle before the transfer window slams shut! With pressing needs for fresh talent and cash tight, a loan approach for these two players could be a game-changer at Ibrox.
Rangers have launched a bold £3m bid for Belgian left-back Tuur Rommens. Discover why this tactical move signals a major shift in the Ibrox transfer strategy.
Aberdeen Seek Revenge as Rangers Return to Pittodrie in Premiership Clash Aberdeen FC and Rangers FC renew their rivalry for the second time in just a few days as they meet again in the north east, with plenty at stake in the Scottish Premiership title race. Managerless Aberdeen will be determined to respond after suffering a 2–0 defeat at Ibrox Stadium on Tuesday. That result came only days after the departure of Jimmy Thelin, leaving the Dons in a period of transition. Former midfielder Peter Leven, who grew up supporting Rangers and also played for the club, remains in interim charge as Aberdeen continue their search for a permanent manager. Rangers, now led by Danny Röhl, arrive at Pittodrie aiming to complete a quick-fire double over their rivals. Röhl has made a strong impression since taking charge following the departure of Russell Martin, and another victory would further strengthen his side’s Premiership credentials. With the title race intensifying, Rangers will be eager to maintain pressure at the top of the table, while Aberdeen look to rally in front of their home support and restore some momentum. When is Aberdeen v Rangers? Aberdeen v Rangers takes place on Sunday, January 11, with a 4:30pm kick-off at Pittodrie Stadium. Is Aberdeen v Rangers on TV? Yes. The match will be shown live on Sky Sports Football, Sky Sports Main Event, and Sky Sports Ultra HDR. Coverage begins 30 minutes before kick-off, following Dundee v Hearts. Can I live stream Aberdeen v Rangers? Yes. Sky Sports subscribers can stream the match live via the Sky Go app, while NOW TV customers can also watch through the NOW TV app.
Rangers face a major winter injury crisis with Connor Barron out for months and Dujon Sterling sidelined. Manager Danny Rohl must adapt quickly to keep Ibrox competitive.
Rangers are negotiating a contract extension for defender John Souttar, balancing his importance to the team with injury history and club wage policies. Latest updates on his future at Ibrox.
Rangers suffer a double injury blow as Connor Barron and Dujon Sterling face lengthy lay-offs. Manager Danny Rohl braces for key absences amid Premiership title race and seeks reinforcements like Tochi Chukwuani.
Rangers have agreed a £3.5m deal to sign Belgian left-back Tuur Rommens from Westerlo. The 22-year-old is set to join Danny Rohl’s squad, while Ibrox chiefs also push for Sturm Graz star Tochi Chukwuani in a £4m swoop.
Rangers are close to completing a £4million transfer for Sturm Graz star Tochi Chukwuani. Danny Rohl targets the Danish midfielder to strengthen the squad in the 2026 title race. Get the latest Rangers transfer news and updates.
Rangers have left critics stunned as you witnessed them climb to second place in the Premiership with a comfortable 2-0 win over Aberdeen at Ibrox, thanks to first‑half strikes from Manny Fernandez and Nicolas Raskin. You’ll feel the momentum – they’re now just three points behind leaders Hearts, and the atmosphere around the club has shifted sharply in your favour. Danny Rohl has taken charge of a recovery that you might not have seen coming after he inherited a mess from Russell Martin. His record of ten wins and two draws in 13 league matches tells you everything about the turnaround. As Rohl put it: ‘I think at first it’s important to say it’s not just me personally. I have a fantastic coaching team, it’s not a one-man show, we’re doing this together with the club, with my players, with the coaches, with the staff behind the coaches. ‘We’re growing together. We are in a fantastic way, I think we surprised a lot of people since I’m here. ‘But, for me, it’s about the next game. I’m hungry, I’m ambitious, I know what it means and which effort we need until the end of the season and this is to do a lot more.’ You’ll have noticed he’s not complacent about the January window. Rangers are linked with Silas Andersen, the Danish youth international currently at BK Hacken, and Rohl was candid: ‘Yeah, we are in the process, we work on this,’ he said. ‘The last two days after the big win, the players who were on the bench, they are on the front foot. ‘They want to be part of the train at the moment and you have to be on the front foot, otherwise we leave the train station without some players, and this is tough. ‘We need the challenge, we need a strong squad. This is also important for me, when we make subs we have to be better, that we get impacts.’ Your take on the performance will be that Rohl’s side played some crisp football at times and showed a calmness you expect from promotion-chasing outfits. Rohl said: ‘They played some good football for some minutes, in some parts we had some easy ball-losing situations, but all in all, I’m very proud of the group at the moment. ‘After the game at the weekend, you never know, it’s always difficult to play three days later again, but we delivered again, and the next three points help us. ‘You should not forget, you play against a team, you never know what comes when they change the manager.’ From the other dugout, Peter Leven rued missed chances and told you his side gave a response but lacked finishing: ‘I’m disappointed to lose the goals that we lost. ‘But the boys reacted the way I wanted. The pressing was good, the intensity, the fight was there. ‘At times when we do play, we look like a good team. I thought we had enough chances to take something from the game. ‘We had clearer chances (to score goals ourselves). You need to take those opportunities. Just add a little bit of end product, a little bit of composure.’ So, if you follow Rangers, this feels like a season where belief is returning – and you’re watching a side that could mount a proper title challenge if the squad is strengthened and the form keeps coming.