Rangers’ summer of change shows no signs of slowing down as we approach next week’s transfer deadline, with manager Derek McInnes still looking to add to his squad before the window shuts.
After a disappointing third-placed finish in the Scottish Premiership under ex-head coach Danny Rohl last season, the Glasgow giants have entered a new era under McInnes and have been extremely active in the transfer market, signing no less than 11 new additions during the summer window and more to follow.
However, as with any influx of new signings, a raft of outgoings is to be expected. While Rangers have allowed many to depart this summer already, there are some whose future is yet to be decided as we enter the last week of the transfer window. But which players will depart for pastures new before September 3?
Here, The Scotsman take a look at the 10 players who could leave Rangers ahead of the deadline day next week.
5. Clinton Nsiala
The French defender is surplus to requirements at Rangers, and is available to depart should a suitable offer be made. Spent last season on loan in the Belgian Pro League with Westerlo. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
6. Djeidi Gassama
The pacey winger has been a regular under Derek McInnes, which means a departure could be unlikely. However, the nature of the transfer window can change in an instant, and he's had interest from Spain and France previously. Rangers want to add strength to their wings, so it wouldn't be a surprise should something change in the next week. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
7. Tuur Rommens
The Belgian left-back will be out for a number of weeks after suffering a groin injury against Hibs, and only joined the club in January. However, he was linked to Club Brugge last week, so it is perhaps one to keep an eye on. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
8. Bojan Miovski
The former Aberdeen man has struggled for first-team football since arriving at Ibrox a year ago. The arrival of Lawrence Shankland in the summer has knocked him further down the pecking order, and despite an injury to fellow striker Youssef Chermiti, appears no closer to being given a chance in Derek McInnes' starting XI. | SNS Group