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Barry Ferguson is confident his old side can go on and retain their title, as he hailed the club for holding on to their star men. Manager Steven Gerrard kept hold of almost all of the team which swept to the Premiership crown last season, with only fringe players departing over the summer.

Steven Gerrard’ s side fell to a stunning first half strike from Kieron Morris and despite laying siege to the English League Two side’s goal, somehow the hosts survived the onslaught. Jermaine Defoe and Kemar Roofe were the biggest sinners on an afternoon which saw new signing John Lundstram make his first start and there was also a return to action by Ryan Kent who played the entire second half as boss the manager rang the changes.

Rangers, conceding a goal and going down to 10 men in the same incident. Having been booked already, Callum McGregor was late on Glen Kamara, sending the Finland international sprawling to the turf.

Jordan Jones received a special title message from coach Michael Beale after congratulating his parent club.After a 3-0 win over St Mirren the Ibrox side are just a point away from the Scottish Premiership crown.Goals from Ryan Kent, Alfredo Morelos and Ianis Hagi blew Saints away as the inspired home side took control from the first minute to last.Jones, however, was hundreds of miles from the party having been sent out on loan by manager Steven Gerrard to Sunderland in the January window.And

Scott Wright's ability to make an impact at Rangers - speed.The rapid winger arrived from Aberdeen on deadline day and has made a positive impact when he's been introduced to the fray.Against Dundee United on Sunday he sparkled again during his cameo with a memorable run from deep and sharp interchange with Joe Aribo that nearly resulted in a goal.And while McCann sees there are rough edges still to be ironed out in his play, Wright has certainly made an impression.So much so that the former

Steven Gerrard admits Rangers will have to part with their big name players eventually but it won't be during the January transfer window. The club's AGM was used as a platform to address their side's player trading model strategy as managing director Stewart Robertson stressed the importance of maximising income.The likes of Alfredo Morelos, Ryan Kent and Borna Barisic have attracted serious interest from elsewhere over the past 12 months.

Rangers smashed Aberdeen 4-0 and warned the rest of the Premiership their best is yet to come. The English winger admits the confident team are seeing their chemistry build every week with the fluidity and interchangeability of the squad adding to Steven Gerrard 's significant armoury.

Ryan Kent has admitted he is a major fan of Celtic star Jeremie Frimpong but doesn't believe the jet-heeled wing-back can tame him. The pair are expected to lock horns on Saturday with the Rangers hero eyeing a goal at Parkhead for the third consecutive time.

Cedric Itten got off the mark for his new club against Motherwell last month - and the stunning volley won the SPFL goal of the month award. The Swiss frontman has had a stop/start beginning to his Rangers career with injuries curtailing his wish to get a consistent run of games under his belt.

Walter Smith and Graeme Souness at Rangers, they had their wingers attacking the bylines and not putting crosses into the box. It's very different nowadays and the pair were left a bit baffled by Neil McCann's modern day tactical vocabulary as he discussed the role of the wingers at Rangers now.Ryan Kent and Ianis Hagi are both tasked with cutting inside as well as going down the line and he described them as 'inverted wingers'.

Rangers haven't seen eye-to-eye this year so far.The battle for an independent inquiry back in the early months of the coronavirus pandemic really heightened tensions that have been in place for a long time. And the latest debate centres around the SPFL's list of top goalscorers in the Premiership after the weekend's fixtures.

Gary McAllister knows a thing or two about playing at the top level after a career that saw him excel as a league winner with Leeds United and a treble cup winner at Liverpool. So when, in July, he reflected on a disappointing 19/20 season for Ryan Kent with his backing and a word of advice, the Englishman would have been wise to take it on board.

Steven Gerrard's post match interview following the 4-0 win over Willem II on Thursday night and many Rangers fans think it hints at a change or two for Sunday's game against Motherwell.The Ibrox boss isn't one for making too many changes but he might have something up his sleeve for the trip to Fir Park.

Rangers should be compelled to spend every penny of a potential Ryan Kent transfer fee. The former Ibrox star has warned it's not the season for "cheap replacements" as Leeds United remain interested in the winger.Steven Gerrard's side are bidding to stop rivals Celtic winning a historic 10 In A Row but are attracting interest in their star players.Alfredo Morelos looks close to the exit door while Leeds could return with an improved offer for Kent.

Alfredo Morelos made it an "easy decision" to drop him from the squad to face Kilmarnock.Morelos was omitted from the starting 11 and substitutes against the Ayrshire side as Kemar Roofe and Ryan Kent scored the goals in a 2-0 home win.It comes after the manager revealed he "had his head turned" in recent weeks after transfer speculation linking him with a move to Lille.And after the match he issued his most scathing criticism yet as he revealed it was a simple call in the end after noticing the

Kemar Roofe saw his name in lights as he scored his first goal for Rangers - even if it wasn’t spelled properly on the back of his shirt. The former Anderlecht striker had ROFFE printed on his jersey but made sure Steven Gerrard knew who he was by opening the scoring in the 50th minute as the Ibrox outfit saw off Kilmarnock comfortably to stay top of the table.

Rangers at Ibrox but felt they got undone by a stupid mistake for the free kick for Borna Barisic's opener. The Croat's pinpoint free-kick opened the scoring after 21 minutes before the half-time break was sandwiched by a late strike from Ryan Kent and a Joe Aribo header four minutes after the restart.

Rangers. The attacker got his competitive campaign off to a flying start with the opening-day winner at Aberdeen, but knows he has to contribute more goals and assists if the Ibrox side are to end their trophy drought.

Derek McInnes had no complaints about Andy Considine’s second half red card against Rangers. But the Dons gaffer was left frustrated that his side couldn’t salvage a point on the opening day of the Premiership.

Steven Gerrard's squad were terrific while down to 10 men against Lyon on Thursday and it was a good performance against Nice again. Jermain Defoe opened the scoring in the first half with a neat finish before youngster Jamie Barjonas marked his first Rangers appearance in almost three years with the second.

Rangers can lift the Veolia Trophy tonight if they defeat Nice at the Groupama Stadium. Steven Gerrard's men were terrific in their 2-0 win over Lyon on Thursday with an own goal from Marcelo and a Ianis Hagi snapshot enough to see them home despite Ryan Kent 's first half red card.

James Tavernier admits he and his team-mates drew on past experience of playing a man down as he reflected on the friendly win over Lyon. The Gers are competing in the Veolia tournament and got their pre-season campaign off to a flyer with a win over the hosts at the Groupama Stadium.

Ryan Kent returned to Ibrox a different player to the one who ripped up Scotland in his loan spell. Steven Gerrard splashed the cash, believed to be upwards of £5m, on Kent after he starred during a season-long loan spell from Liverpool.

When things are going bad on the pitch, then every single word you say off it is scrutinised.

You might as well make the most of a European away day, and it seems Rangers fans aren't ready to go home just yet.

Rangers star Ryan Kent cemented his hero status for fans when he scored the goal that took Steven Gerrard's side through to the last 16 of the Europa League.

Beaming James Tavernier insists Rangers shouldn’t fear anyone in the Europa League last-16 after shutting out the competition’s top scorers Braga on their own patch.

Delighted Steven Gerrard threw a paternal arm around his players and told them they did him proud.

Resurgent Ryan Kent has conceded Rangers relish being underdogs as he opened up on the domestic pressure of trying to unseat Celtic.

Rangers booked their place in the Europa League round of 16 with a mightily impressive 1-0 victory in Portugal.