With a underwhelming domestic campaign now behind them, Rangers have a huge summer ahead as they edge closer to an impending takeover and look to appoint a new manager.
Failure to offer Celtic any sort of challenge in the Scottish Premiership title race saw Philippe Clement sacked in February, and the interim appointment of Barry Ferguson failed to spark an upturn in form at Ibrox as they limped to second place, finishing 17 points behind their Glasgow rivals.
The club have already confirmed Tom Lawrence, Leon Balogun and Ianis Hagi will depart the club this summer following the expiration of their contracts, while Vaclav Cerny, Neraysho Kasanwirjo and Rafael Fernandes will all return to their parent clubs after their reached the end of their loan deals.
With the 49ers takeover on the horizon, every Rangers player will find their futures put under the microscope, but which individuals are protected by long-term contracts - and which have just one year left to run?
Here, The Scotsman looks at when every Rangers player’s contract expires:
21. John Souttar
Rangers have already confirmed they would like to open talks with the big Scotland international, but no deal has been agreed as yet, meaning his current deal will expire next year. | PA Photo: PA
22. Liam Kelly
Managed to break into the team at the expense of Jack Butland, and performed well when called upon. Made a memorable penalty save against Athletic Bilbao in the Europa League quarter-finals, and will hope to push to become the regular number one at Ibrox next season. However, he does only have one year left on his current deal. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
23. Robbie Fraser
The Rangers youngster spent the second-half of the campaign on loan to Livingston, where he helped get the promoted via the Scottish Championship playoffs. Has just one year left on his current deal, so could he depart in order to play regular first team football this summer? | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
24. Rabbi Matondo
The Wales international is expected to return to Rangers after an unsuccessful loan spell at Hannover 96, and still has a year left to run on his contracting, having signed a four-year contract upon his arrival from Schalke in 2022. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images