Andy Newport

Youssef Chermiti dismisses transfer speculation linking him with Lyon, stressing his happiness at Rangers and his commitment to the upcoming season. Rangers reportedly rejected Lyon’s initial valuation, with chairman Andrew Cavenagh holding out for a higher fee. Chermiti credits his development in Glasgow and aims to build on last season’s strong finish while pursuing a place in Portugal’s senior national team.

Youssef Chermiti reflects on overcoming early pressure after joining Rangers, embracing the No. 9 role and improving steadily following an injury-affected start. With 15 goal contributions last season and stronger form from January onward, he expresses confidence in forming an effective strike partnership with Lawrence Shankland under Derek McInnes. Despite Rangers’ disappointing third-place finish and pivotal losses to Hearts and Celtic, Chermiti believes new signings and improved cohesion can fuel a title challenge in the coming campaign.

Tuur Rommens reflects on Belgium’s World Cup exit while praising teammate Nico Raskin’s breakout performances and expressing his own ambition to reach the national team. Since joining Rangers in January, Rommens has become a popular and influential figure, admired for his performances and attitude. As Rangers begin preseason under new manager Derek McInnes, Rommens welcomes the fresh approach and is prepared to take on more responsibility, regardless of whether he becomes captain. He highlights the constant pressure to perform at Rangers and aims to contribute to a trophy-winning season.

Rangers manager Derek McInnes plans to add further signings but says departures are required before strengthening the squad further, with several players exploring moves away. Despite six arrivals already, he identifies key positional gaps and maintains ongoing discussions with the recruitment team. Transfer pursuits for targets such as Jens Hjerto‑Dahl, Vanja Dragojevic and Lewis Ferguson may be delayed until squad space is created. Chairman Andrew Cavenagh has pledged substantial financial backing, and McInnes believes supporters will be encouraged by the quality of additions once deals are completed.

Cammy Devlin expresses excitement about joining Rangers after years as a combative opponent for the club, aiming to win over supporters who once booed him. He credits manager Derek McInnes for helping elevate his performances at Hearts and looks forward to reuniting with former teammate Lawrence Shankland. Despite lingering fan doubts about his signing, Devlin vows to give everything to help Rangers challenge Celtic and return to winning ways.

Cammy Devlin has joined Rangers on a two‑year deal with an option for a further year, reuniting with manager Derek McInnes after leaving Hearts. John Souttar and striker Danilo are close to departing the club, having skipped the training camp to finalise moves abroad or in England. Devlin, praised for his tenacity and consistency, will join the squad after a short break following World Cup duty. Rangers continue an active summer rebuild, adding several signings including Lawrence Shankland, Ben Godfrey and Ross McCrorie, with more arrivals expected.

Kevin Phillips reflects on his own past opportunity to join Rangers and supports Dan Neil’s decision to leave the Premier League for Ibrox, citing the club’s size and atmosphere. He explains Neil’s limited game time at Sunderland following Granit Xhaka’s arrival and believes the midfielder will thrive in Glasgow’s intensity, including Old Firm derbies. Phillips highlights Neil’s box‑to‑box qualities and technical strengths, viewing him as the goalscoring midfielder Rangers have lacked under new manager Derek McInnes.

Kevin Phillips backs new Rangers signing Dan Neil to command respect in the dressing room and emerge as a contender for the club captaincy as Derek McInnes considers replacements for James Tavernier. Neil arrives from Sunderland after losing his armband and starting spot to Granit Xhaka. Rangers may also add Cammy Devlin, while Phillips predicts Jack Butland will revive his form at Hull after being replaced by Ivor Pandur.

Rangers are moving to sign Cammy Devlin after his departure from Hearts, where his contract expired despite efforts by new manager Wouter Vrancken to keep him. Derek McInnes wants a reunion with the midfielder, who played a key role during his time at Tynecastle. Hearts confirmed Devlin’s exit after he missed the deadline to accept a new contract, while the player posted a farewell thanking fans and staff for his five seasons at the club. Rangers aim to add his leadership and competitive qualities as they rebuild their squad.