When Rangers fans look back on the 24/25 season, a feeling of frustration, regret and - ultimately - disappointment is likely to ensue.
However, with interim boss Barry Ferguson at the helm, shoots of recovery have started to show in recent weeks thanks to huge wins over Celtic, Fenerbahce and Dundee , and with it comes the hope that the Glasgow giants can finally challenge for the Scottish Premiership title next season once again.
Shrouded in talk of a rebuild, last summer saw ex-Rangers boss Philippe Clement forced to deal with a huge turnover of players, as long serving stars such as Borna Barisic, Ryan Jack and John Lundstram departed for pastures new. But with a new manager coming in the summer, less player upheaval and talk of potential takeover, perhaps things are on the up for the Gers.
But how much is the current squad worth? Will many of them stay if the takeover provides investment in order to freshen up the starting XI? And can Rangers hold onto their star performers, such as Hamza Igamane amid growing interest?
With a reported squad value of £68.6million, we look at the Rangers players with the highest and lowest transfer values according to FotMob.

9. Rafael Fernandes - £1million
The on loan Portuguese defender has barely featured since his arrival at Ibrox during the winter transfer window. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group

10. Neraysho Kasanwirjo - £1.6million
Has his season-long loan at Ibrox wrecked by a serious knee injury he picked up on international duty in November with the Netherlands. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group

11. Jack Butland - £1.8million
Another surprisingly low valuation considering his importance to Rangers. The hero of the last 16 penalty shoot out win against Fenerbahce, the ex-England international is one the club's key players. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images

12. Dujon Sterling - £2million
Recently agreed a new long-term contract with the club. His versatily is a huge plus for the club, and he has long been a fan favourite for his consistent performances in almost every area of the pitch. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group

