Rangers’ squad underwent a serious revamp in the summer transfer window, with the Glasgow giants bringing in a whopping 15 players in pre-season. Meanwhile, a similar number departed through the Ibrox exit door.
James Tavernier, Thelo Aasgaard and Mohamed Diomande all left for pastures new, while youngsters Paul Nsio, Mason Munn and Lyall Cameron completed loan exits as they looked for more senior experience.
It started extremely rocky, but new manager Derek McInnes looks to have got Rangers fit and firing, with recruits Dan Neil, Olwethu Makhanya and Kevin Kelsy all shining over the last month as they look to catch Celtic at the top of the Scottish Premiership. But what has happened to those that have left?
Here we look at the 15 Rangers players who moved away from the club before the start of the new campaign, and assess how they have done for their new teams in the opening months of the season. Who has found success away from Ibrox - and who regrets their decision to leave?
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5. James Tavernier - Maccabi Tel Aviv
The long-serving former Rangers skipper brought down the curtain on his time at Ibrox after 11 years in June. After signing a one-year contract with Israeli side Maccabi Tel Aviv in August, he was immediately drafted into their starting XI and has already made his mark, scoring the winner in a 2-1 win over Maccabi Netanya last month. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
6. Mohamed Diomande - Corum FK
The Ivorian started the season in the Rangers first team, but was allowed to depart by manager Derek McInnes in August. The 24-year-old has started well in the Turkish Super Lig, scoring once and assisting another in his first five appearances. The ambitious newly promoted side currently sits in an impressive 11th place. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
7. Connor Barron - Middlesbrough (loan)
Barron was deemed surplus to requirements after Rangers' summer strengthening and joined EFL Championship promotion chasers Middlesbrough on loan until the end of the season. However, he's yet to play a single minute at the Riverside Stadium, despite head coach Kim Hellberg stating, "There will be chances" for him to impress. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
8. Oliver Antman - Anderlecht
He arrived at Ibrox last summer with big expectations, but never looked likely to produce before being allowed to leave in a £4million deal to Anderlecht. He's played more frequently than his ex-Rangers teammate Aasgaard, appearing seven times in Belgium, but he's yet to score or assist for his new club. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images