Rangers fans endured another season of frustration in 23/24 as Philippe Clement’s charges were beaten to both the Scottish Premiership title and Scottish Cup by arch rivals Celtic.
A disastrous start under previous head coach Michael Beale left the Belgian little room for error and, despite an uplift in form, the Gers still ended a disappointing eight points behind their rivals come the end of the campaign.
This summer’s recruitment will be a huge one for the club, with a big turnover of players expected at Ibrox. Rangers hope to revamp the squad following seasons of stagnation, and the club have already confirmed the departure of five long-serving stars, including John Lundstram and Borna Barisic, who were reported to earn £26,000 and £22,000 a week respectively.
But how much room will the Gers have to manoeuvre in the transfer market? How much is their weekly wage budget? We look at the Rangers players with the highest and lowest weekly salary according to SalarySport*.
*Recent signing Jefte is not included in the list due to no information on his contract being made available.

13. Dujon Sterling
Sterling played in just about every position but goalkeeper last year, but excelled in each one. A fan favourite, his value to the club will be huge next season. Earns a reported salary of £22,000 per week. | Andrew Milligan Photo: Andrew Milligan

14. Tom Lawrence
A favourite of Philippe Clement, Lawrence has struggled with niggling injuries during his time at Ibrox. Earns a reported salary of £22,000. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group

15. Todd Cantwell
The playmaker lunges from anonymous to hugely influential for Rangers and is able to frustrate and amaze on an almost weekly basis. Cantwell is one of the club's top earners, with a reported weekly wage of £22,000. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group

16. Rabbi Matondo
The Welsh winger showed flashes of his talent but was curtailed by injury towards the end of the campaign. He is another one of the club's biggest earners though with a reported wage of £26,000 per week. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group

