Rangers star Alex Lowry says meeting and working with Juventus star Aaron Ramsey was a highlight of an already impressive debut season at Ibrox. The 18-year-old from Uddingston broke through into the first-team at Rangers last season and is on the verge of making his Scotland under-21 debut in a European Championships qualifier this afternoon,
Gio van Bronckhorst vowed to pick up Aaron Ramsey and the rest of his distraught Rangers players for Saturday’s Scottish Cup final after the heartbreak of their Europa League Final penalty shoot-out loss. The Ibrox boss admitted he introduced Welsh superstar Ramsey for the sport kicks after withdrawing substitute Fashion Sakala but the on-loan Juventus
Rangers fans are arriving in Seville for tomorrow’s Europa League Final. Their team take on Frankfurt with around 100,000 people expected to travel to the historic Spanish city. But if you’re not lucky enough to be there and are staying at home to watch what is Rangers’ biggest game since Manchester in 2008, we’ve put
Daichi Kamada admits Rangers have the weapons to hurt his Eintracht Frankfurt. But the Japanese star is adamant his team are confident of destroying the Europa League dream of Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s men Kamada is aware of the threats which will be posed by the Ibrox side in Wednesday’s showpiece Seville Final. However, the 25-year-old
Issued on: 06/05/2022 – 00:00 Rangers produced one of their greatest European performances to beat RB Leipzig 3-1 on Thursday to reach the Europa League final 3-2 on aggregate, while Eintracht Frankfurt reached their first European final for 42 years after a 1-0 home win on Thursday over 10-man West Ham. James Tavernier and Glen
Rangers are in line for a whopping cash bounty if they defeat Eintracht Frankfurt and lift the Europa League. Supporters are dreaming of success both on and off the pitch after a pulsating 3-1 win over Leipzig secured a Final berth. The Ibrox side will earn an eye-popping £7.3m for defeating the Germans in Seville
Without a striker and looking for makeshift options, Rangers weren’t spoiled for striker choices on their big European night – but what they did go for has raised eyebrows. The Premiership champions are down but certainly not out of their Europa League semi-final with RB Leipzig after a 1-0 first leg defeat. The Light Blues
Hopeful Ally McCoist has waxed lyrical about Rangers’ week to remember but believes divine intervention is needed in the race for title glory. The Ibrox icon was running wild after the win over Braga on Thursday night before he savoured the big win over Celtic at Hampden while in Barcelona. McCoist admits he has a
Issued on: 15/04/2022 – 09:26 Barcelona’s European campaign has gone from bad to worse in its first season post Lionel Messi. First the Spanish powerhouse was eliminated from the lucrative Champions League, and now it has been knocked out of the second-tier Europa League by Eintracht Frankfurt. The German team stunned Barcelona 3-2 at the Camp Nou
As the Ibrox dust begins to settle, the post-match verdicts are just as breathless as the football. Rangers are Europa League semi-finalists, a raucous night at Ibrox delivering them a first continental last four tie since 2008. Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s side overturned 1-0 first leg deficit to dump Braga and leaves themselves potentially just 180
