Rangers manager Derek McInnes has been handed a four-match touchline ban by the Scottish Football Association following his controversial remarks regarding a penalty awarded to Celtic last season. The newly appointed boss described the stoppage-time decision as "disgusting" while still managing Hearts, prompting Rangers to strongly contest the disciplinary action.
Lawrence Shankland has finally secured his dream move to Rangers, but Kenny Miller has told GOAL why the Scotland international may find it difficult to maintain his prolific strike rate at Ibrox. He is expected to be a “strong signing” for the Gers, but will face an entirely different set of career challenges when operating under the brightest of Old Firm spotlights.
Rangers have confirmed the appointment of Derek McInnes as their new manager on a three-year contract. The former Gers midfielder returns to Ibrox after an award-winning campaign with Hearts, replacing Danny Rohl, who has left by mutual agreement to join Red Bull Salzburg in Austria.
Rangers have been dealt a staggering blow in their quest for stability as manager Danny Rohl has officially departed Ibrox for Red Bull Salzburg. While the Glasgow giants had planned to back the German tactician despite a difficult season, external influences have forced their hand, bringing his tenure to a sudden and dramatic end.
Leicester City have appointed former Rangers and Southampton manager Russell Martin on a three-year contract following their catastrophic relegation to League One. The 40-year-old takes over from short-term boss Gary Rowett at the King Power Stadium, tasked with reviving a club that has suffered back-to-back relegations.
Rangers are on the verge of a major managerial shake-up as Hearts boss Derek McInnes prepares to take the reins at Ibrox. The move comes as Danny Rohl nears an exit to join Austrian giants Red Bull Salzburg, sparking a domino effect in the Scottish Premiership.
Jurgen Klopp, head of global soccer at Red Bull, has reportedly set his sights on Rangers manager Danny Rohl to lead a new era at Red Bull Salzburg. The former Liverpool boss has been impressed by the job Rohl has done at Ibrox, and a formal approach from Salzburg could be on the horizon.
Wrexham may have just completed the best season in their 162-year history, but owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenny are about to face a challenge they haven't encountered since taking over at the Racecourse Ground. Having narrowly missed out on the Championship play-offs by just two points, the Red Dragons now find themselves victims of their own success as vultures begin to circle their star assets.
Scottish giants Rangers have reportedly launched an ambitious summer transfer approach to sign Wrexham's talismanic top scorer Josh Windass. The versatile 32-year-old forward previously rejected the Gers in favour of joining the Red Dragons, but a determined pursuit from Ibrox chiefs could now jeopardise the Championship side's future Premier League promotion ambitions.
James Tavernier opted against taking up a seat on the bench for his final Ibrox fixture as a Rangers player, as he prepares to become a free agent, but will the long-serving full-back live to regret that decision? Alan Hutton believes those thoughts will form in time, with the ex-Gers defender also speculating with GOAL on what the immediate future could have in store.
Rangers are being backed to “trust” Danny Rohl, rather than join Celtic in the market for a new manager, with Alan Hutton telling GOAL why the German deserves time at Ibrox after inheriting “a mess”. A demanding fan base in Glasgow has been airing its frustration, with questions being asked of those on and off the field, but the Gers are being urged to favour stability in the dugout.
Outgoing Rangers captain James Tavernier has revealed the depth of his frustration following a breakdown in communication with manager Danny Rohl. The long-serving defender was a shock omission from the matchday squad during the 2-1 defeat to Hibernian, a game intended to be his final appearance at Ibrox after 11 years of service.
James Tavernier's legendary 11-year spell at Rangers has reached a dramatic and controversial conclusion following a heated confrontation with manager Danny Rohl. The Ibrox captain was sensationally dropped from the matchday squad for the Scottish Premiership clash against Hibernian and was almost denied the chance to say goodbye to the club's fans.
Celtic star Daizen Maeda produced a moment of pure magic to settle the latest Old Firm derby, sending Parkhead into a frenzy with a breathtaking overhead kick. The stunning acrobatic effort helped the Hoops secure a vital 3-1 victory over Rangers to move within one point of Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts.
Tottenham wonderkid Mikey Moore has opened up about a heart scare that forced him into six weeks of total bed rest during his breakout 2024-25 campaign. The 18-year-old winger revealed that the worrying diagnosis occurred just as he was set to start a major Europa League fixture, momentarily derailing his rapid ascent through the professional ranks.
The annual NXGN lists are back for 2026, as GOAL ranks the world's top teenage talents in men's and women's football, crowning winners that will follow in the footsteps of the likes of Jude Bellingham, Rodrygo, Gianluigi Donnarumma and Vicky Lopez in being recognised as the best young footballers on the planet.
Mikey Moore has long been billed as one of the most exciting wonderkids in British football, with Andy Gray telling GOAL why Rangers may continue to benefit from the 18-year-old’s impressive development. The teenage playmaker is tied to Premier League giants Tottenham, but a productive loan spell at Ibrox has been enjoyed and an extension to that deal could be thrashed out for 2026-27.
Russell Martin has opened up about his turbulent 123-day tenure as Rangers manager, insisting he holds no bitterness about his October dismissal. Despite overseeing a massive squad overhaul and enduring a poor run of form that left the club eighth in the Scottish Premiership, the 40-year-old remains defiant, viewing the immense pressure as a valuable learning experience.
Celtic manager Martin O'Neill has expressed his deep concern that the iconic atmosphere of the Old Firm derby may be "lost" following the chaotic scenes that marred the end of Sunday’s Scottish Cup quarter-final. The Hoops secured a dramatic penalty shootout victory over Rangers at Ibrox, but the triumph was overshadowed by a significant pitch invasion. Police have already confirmed that nine arrests were made following the disorder, and more are expected in the coming days.
The historic Old Firm rivalry erupted into chaos following a dramatic Scottish Cup quarter-final clash at Ibrox. What began as a joyous pitch invasion by Celtic supporters celebrating a penalty shootout victory quickly turned violent as Rangers fans breached barriers. Police and stewards were forced to form a human wall to separate the warring factions and restore order.
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