Rangers need 'wee bit of help' and money is there to get it
Rangers need "a wee bit of help" and have money to spend to get it despite dropping out of the Europa League, says manager Derek McInnes.
Derek McInnes, the Rangers manager, has admitted that his team needs a bit of assistance and financial support to improve their performance. Despite dropping out of the Europa League, McInnes maintains that the club still has the potential to achieve its objectives for the season. The team's struggles began with two draws and two defeats in the first four games, resulting in only one point in the league.
Rangers now face the Conference League qualifiers after losing to Jagiellonia Bialystok. If they fail to defeat Jablonec, they will miss out on continental competition for the remainder of the campaign. McInnes has made a significant investment in the summer, bringing in nine players, but he believes more signings could further strengthen the team.
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