'It feels like I've been to war, this window' - McInnes on transfers
Derek McInnes admits he took "a huge sigh of relief" when the summer transfer window closed and hopes it will bring "clarity and calmness" to Rangers. In total, the Ibrox club signed 14 players, with striker Kevin Kelsy and winger Badredine Bouanani arriving on Thursday shortly before the deadline. McInnes described this summer as the "longest window I've ever known" and is glad all the dealing…
Derek McInnes, the Rangers manager, admitted he felt exhausted after the summer transfer window closed. He signed 14 players, including Kevin Kelsy and Badredine Bouanani, and described it as the longest window he has ever known. McInnes expressed relief when the window closed, stating that it felt like he had been through a war.
He acknowledged that they did not get everything they were hoping for, but remains pleased with the work done. The club now boasts a strong squad, and McInnes emphasized the importance of maintaining focus and unity in the dressing room. He believes Belgian midfielder Nico Raskin has great potential to contribute to the team. McInnes urged his players to make the most of their opportunities and not to take any day off, regardless of whether it's a training session or a match.
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