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.
Rangers manager Derek McInnes has admitted his team needs a little financial assistance to navigate the remainder of the season. After a disappointing start in the Europa League, with just one point from four games, Rangers are now facing the prospect of missing out on continental competition altogether. McInnes, who has brought in nine new players over the summer, insists the club still has money to spend and that more signings could be on the horizon.
However, he acknowledges that the team's underperformance has led to increased scrutiny and pressure. The Ibrox side must now focus on securing positive results in their upcoming matches, particularly their League Cup clash against St Mirren, in order to regain momentum and provide the fans with the action they crave.
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