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Record Sport understands the talented youngster has said no to a new contract at Ibrox and will walk away in the summer. There is extensive interest south of ...

McClelland is yet to make his top team debut for Rangers but has been a regular for the Colts team in the Lowland League. But the defender is expected to find it hard to break into the first team and has rejected the chance to stay at the club. West Ham have joined the race for Rangers youngster Kyle McClelland who is set to walk away from the club on a free.

RANGERS hero Ian Durrant has been impressed with the manner in which his former team have reached the Europa League final - even though it could…

The current crop's European run has been a lot more forward-thinking. “The number of attacking options is incredible, particularly with the full-backs. “Back in 2008, we parked all the buses we had.

Goals from Scott Wright, James Tavernier, Fashion Sakala and Amad Diallo sealed a 3-1 win over Ross County.

Amad Diallo: Impressed from the bench at the weekend and although the winger saw less of the ball on this occasion, he had some good moments with it. A couple of pop shots after cutting infield narrowly missed the target after the break. Scott Wright: Playing the hybrid attacking role which has earned him a place back in the team, Wright was able to pick the ball up in pockets and turn quickly, utilising his raw pace over a short distance. Went close with a couple of shots and very unfortunate to not convert a cross from Scott Wright just before the break. Alex Lowry: Grew into the game, with some lovely touches to speed up the play arriving just before a one-two with Tavernier lead to a penalty. Involved in some neat interplay around the penalty box and always used the ball well when found, picking up intelligent spaces in the attacking third.

Rangers head to Seville in one week's time for the Europa League final against Eintracht Frankfurt – and Giovanni van Bronckhorst will already be working on ...

Rangers – Europa League – James Tavernier (7) , League – Alfredo Morelos (10), Overall – Alfredo Morelos (19). Eintracht Frankfurt – Europa League – Daichi Kamada (5), League – Rafael Borre (7), Overall – Rafael Borre (10). That will be up against a defence with an equivalent value of £53m, albeit one weighted, almost by half, by French centre-back Evan Ndika (£25.2m). Eintracht Frankfurt – Martin Hinteregger (CB) 55. Eintracht Frankfurt – Kevin Trapp (GK) – 3990; Evan Ndika (CB) 3750. Rangers – Connor Goldson (CB) 5280; James Tavernier (RB) 4928. The Bundesliga squad is worth around 50-percent more than their Scottish rivals, but their assets lie in differing areas. Defence – £26.82m Midfielder – £81.715m Defence – £53.73m Eintracht Frankfurt – 25.3 years Rangers squad is, on average, two years older than Oliver Glasner’s side but where the sides do differ, according to football data website transfermarkt, is squad value.

RANGERS took their final Ibrox bow before next week's UEFA Europa League final by defeating Ross County 4-1.

Then on 82 minutes, the third did arrive. On 28 minutes, Tavernier was upended in the area by Alex Iacovitti for a pretty clear penalty award. The breakthrough was always coming, and it arrived on 13 minutes. Amad came close to restoring the two goal advantage as he drilled a shot across the face of goal, while a Steven Davis effort was gathered by the goalkeeper. Laidlaw grasped a Wright header out of the air before with their first attempt on goal, County pulled one back as Jordan White curled a super effort beyond the reach of McGregor and into the back of the net. Barisic’s corner was flicked on at the front post by Goldson, and following up at the back post to tap into an empty net for his sixth of the season.

Gio van Bronckhorst's men are set to be kitted out with new Castore home, away and third kits next season.

You can enter once each week to be in with a chance of winning. For your chance to win HOME tickets to Cinch SPFL matches each week across ALL FOUR divisions just enter our competition below. In what looks like a throwback to the 2006-07 campaign, the Castore jersey is white with a red diagonal on the front and blue logos.

The Ibrox club booked their place in the Europa League final at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium on May 18 after a thrilling 3-1 win against RB Leipzig.

A spokesperson said: “If Rangers are successful in next week’s Europa League final there will be an understandable desire for the club to show off the trophy to their fans. The council confirmed that it has been in touch with “relevant partners” over plans for a celebration in the city. Rangers have held talks with Glasgow City Council over the possibility of an open-top bus parade should the club win the Europa League.

The 1987/88 season is one that isn't fondly remembered by Rangers fans. It was the second season of the Graeme Souness revolution but they failed to retain ...

However, one thing from that season did delight the fans and that was the classic red and white change kit. Souness did lift the League Cup but it wasn’t what was expected that season after his whirlwind debut dug-out year in Govan. It was the second season of the Graeme Souness revolution but they failed to retain the title they had won in his first campaign at Ibrox.

The winger had to be taken off against Ross County after a challenge from Jake Vokins.

"I'm surprised he was even still on the pitch with that tackle." He told Rangers TV: "There was a concern over Scott Wright for me tonight. Rangers hero Neil McCann was furious that Ross County man Jake Vokins wasn't sent off for a bad tackle on Scott Wright in the 4-1 home win.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side eased to a 4-1 win over the Staggies at Ibrox.

You can enter once each week to be in with a chance of winning. For your chance to win HOME tickets to Cinch SPFL matches each week across ALL FOUR divisions just enter our competition below. Dallas brandished a yellow for the Staggies man for the tackle that forced Wright to leave the field after he failed to run it off.

Rangers are hoping Roofe will be fit to lead the line in Seville but just a week out, Van Bronckhorst is unsure if he'll be ready.

“He is a very good winger as we have seen in the last weeks. He had a moment at the start when he found it a bit difficult because “He was in a new team, an adaptation to a new city but I am really happy with him. “He is very fast, very mobile. But then he came into the team because he has a lot of strengths. In the end it was a comfortable win for us.” “In the second half we could rotate.

SLOVENIAN referee Slavkp Vincic has been named as the man in the middle for the Europa League final next week.

Rangers supporters should also note that VAR will be in play for the final. SLOVENIAN referee Slavkp Vincic has been named as the man in the middle for the Europa League final next week. Slavko Vincic named as referee for Rangers vs Frankfurt Europa League final showdown

David McCarthy was on the Hotline and the banter between fans of the bitter Glasgow rivals was in full flow.

And Alan Lough, Dunbar, said: "Ronaldo has told Erling Haaland what it takes to be a great player. Or all the Celtic supporters who will be desperately hoping and praying that fate or Eintracht Frankfurt will intervene and prevent what would be their worst nightmare. Robert McEwan, Mount Vernon, said: "I remember winning the league 1979, the centenary year double, stopping the ten with Wim, Martin, Brendan and Gordon's titles plus Lenny but Ange is right up there. Celtic are so good, they’ve won the title above their closest rivals, who are also European finalists." Liam Birney, Paisley, said: "Well done to Rangers for getting to the final, however the Europa League is and always has been a second tier tournament for second tier teams. Welcome to the wacky world of the Hotline , where more Hoops fans called to have a dig at Rangers than to celebrate their own clubs' success...

Chief Superintendent Mark Sutherland, Police Scotland's Divisional Commander for Greater Glasgow, said: “The Europa League final in Seville will be a historic ...

You can enter once each week to be in with a chance of winning. For your chance to win HOME tickets to Cinch SPFL matches each week across ALL FOUR divisions just enter our competition below. “A proportionate policing plan will be in place, and we will be working with a range of partners, including Rangers Football Club and Glasgow City Council, to ensure we do all we can to maintain public safety and reduce disruption to the wider community.

The defender is out of contract in the summer and his full-time reaction suggests he's played his last game at Ibrox.

You can enter once each week to be in with a chance of winning. For your chance to win HOME tickets to Cinch SPFL matches each week across ALL FOUR divisions just enter our competition below. The defender's contract is up in the summer and with no movement or updates regarding a new deal, it's seemed for a while that the Englishman was on his way out of the club in the summer.

Rangers fans had already warmed to the English midfielder after his recent form, before the goal against RB Leipzig won him a place in their hearts forever. ' ...

You can enter once each week to be in with a chance of winning. For your chance to win HOME tickets to Cinch SPFL matches each week across ALL FOUR divisions just enter our competition below. They play Hearts in the final league game of the season on Saturday and the Dutchman will likely rest some stars.

Scott Wright opened the scoring and James Tavernier netted the second from the spot as Rangers rushed to get this one sorted.

But this was becoming an excruciating watch for County boss Malky Mackay who prowled along the touchline as if he could not quite believe what was being done to his team. Aribo could have opened the scoring in just four minutes had his shot not been deflected wide and Tavenrier threatened soon after with a drive which was diverted over the top. Van Bronckhorst made a double change at half-time with Aribo taking the rest of the night off and Barisic also wrapped in cotton wool after taking a sore one towards the end of the first half. It was almost as if Rangers were in a rush to get this game out of the way as they continued to pour forward and the second goal arrived in 28 minutes when County were carved open for the umpteenth time with Tavernier darting through onto Wright’s subtle flick. Leave them all on the masseur’s table? But the breakthrough came from the corner with Borna Barisic finding the head of Connor Goldson and Wright pouncing from close range to steer the defender’s header home with a tidy finish.

Goals from Scott Wright, James Tavernier, Fashion Sakala and Amad Diallo sealed a 3-1 win over Ross County.

Amad Diallo: Impressed from the bench at the weekend and although the winger saw less of the ball on this occasion, he had some good moments with it. A couple of pop shots after cutting infield narrowly missed the target after the break. Scott Wright: Playing the hybrid attacking role which has earned him a place back in the team, Wright was able to pick the ball up in pockets and turn quickly, utilising his raw pace over a short distance. Went close with a couple of shots and very unfortunate to not convert a cross from Scott Wright just before the break. Alex Lowry: Grew into the game, with some lovely touches to speed up the play arriving just before a one-two with Tavernier lead to a penalty. Involved in some neat interplay around the penalty box and always used the ball well when found, picking up intelligent spaces in the attacking third.

Mainz scout Michael Thurk insists there will be no chance for Frankfurt to rest up as Mainz are bringing their all.

In an interview with Kicker , he said: "Of course you always want to win. He said: "We want to be at our best in Seville, but we will use the game in Mainz as a dress rehearsal. "However, the game is so important for both fan camps that I believe that the Eintracht team that plays us will do everything to win the game."

SEVILLE remains the watchword at Ibrox as the Europa League final next week looms large in the minds of Rangers supporters, players and staff alike.

The restart brought little respite for County who were immediately back under pressure as Rangers went on the hunt for a second. And sub Sakala would restore the hosts’ two-goal cushion eight minutes from time. County were severely limited in attacking opportunities, but when sub White had a sight of goal, he made no mistake. But with so much of the ball, Rangers were always going to create, and in the first-period they did it in abundance. From the resulting corner, Rangers would go ahead. Some among the Rangers support might’ve already been in Seville with beach balls and sombrero’s scattered around the stands.

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Giovanni van Bronckhorst says he's "80 or 90 per cent" decided on his Rangers team for the Europa League final. The Gers boss has relied upon a core group ...

"In the end we came short so that's football and we give credit to Celtic, also to Ange because I think he's done a tremendous job for his first season. You can enter once each week to be in with a chance of winning. They have a great achievement in the league. For your chance to win HOME tickets to Cinch SPFL matches each week across ALL FOUR divisions just enter our competition below. That's why I'm very proud of the players that we've come so far in Europe. "We're going to push hard for our club to be successful in Europe, that's the only thing we have to be focused on."

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Fans are advised that any such counterfeit tickets will not gain entry to the stadiums. “UEFA doesn’t get more tickets than the others. A lot.”

The Ibrox boss is preparing to lead his side into the Europa League Final against Eintracht Frankfurt.

"But I don't think we have to win the Europa League just to overshadow Celtic's achievement. We've done it and I'm very happy with it. They have a great achievement in the league and we're going to push hard for our club to be successful in Europe.

Rangers take on Frankfurt in the Europa League final on May 18; the Ibrox club have been given 10000 tickets for the match in Seville; thousands more have ...

Fans are advised that any such counterfeit tickets will not gain entry to the stadiums." "Whilst UEFA understands that there will be fans who have been unsuccessful in their application for tickets, fans are strongly advised not to travel to the finals without tickets or purchase tickets on the secondary market. Rangers take on Frankfurt in the Europa League final on May 18; the Ibrox club have been given 10,000 tickets for the match in Seville; thousands more have booked flights to the Spanish city

The Ibrox side a final Premiership match against Hearts before attention turns fully to the Europa League Final.

It's fair to say a triumphant night in Seville might just edge that one. But the reality is Rangers were getting a teenager with very little first-team football under his belt, who was always likely to require a settling in period in the hustle and bustle of Scottish football. The youngster carries himself with the confidence and assuredness of a much more experienced player and his unwavering willingness to make things happen in possession displays a strong faith in his ability. Tavernier made his Rangers debut in the Challenge Cup in 2015, a tournament Rangers went on to win that season. For a team that was often accused of mental fragility in recent years, they've shown a remarkable mentality on the big stage and you wonder how much of that is down to Van Bronckhorst. Having played at the very top with Barcelona and the Netherlands, he's no stranger to these occasions and that's been reflected in the aura of calm he's projected at every stage of this European run.

The Ibrox boss admitted the Hoops deserve to be champions after a brilliant season under Ange Postecoglou.

"If we win a European trophy for the second time in our history, that shows how big achievement that is. Being so successful in Europe is massive for all of us, and we can have a historic week next week. "We have to be ready and bounce back as we start from scratch.

It was feared Gers would have to change as the 'away' team but they will get to wear their all blue kit.

However, in a small victory for the Light Blues they will get to wear their traditional colours which they wore when they last won a European trophy 50 years ago in Barcelona. And as the Germans are the home team for the ‘neutral’ venue it was thought the Ibrox side would be forced to change. The official UEFA photoshoot hinted that Gers would get to wear blue as it appeared next to the trophy and that has proved to be the case, albeit Frankfurt’s black shirt was worn for their pictures.

Pro-Soccer Ayr will show the big match on their new 16ft screen next Wednesday night.

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Thousands of fans will travel to Seville, but many will be remaining at home to support the Ibrox side next week.

"As much as we understand the desire of fans to be in one place together to watch it, I don't think that's going to be physically possible." Asked about the possibility, he said: "It's very unlikely as most of the staff we'd need to run such a beamback are going to be in Seville so I don't think that will happen. That was the case for the UEFA Cup final in 2008 but Ibrox chief Robertson says most of the club staff will be in Seville which won't allow them to operate a beamback.

Popular cinema chain Vue Cinemas have confirmed they will screen the Europa League Final between Rangers and Eintracht Frankfurt live at a number of ...

Screenings of the UEFA Europa League Final will begin at 7.30pm, with prices starting at £19.99 rising to £23.99 for VIP seats, with tickets via the Vue website subject to availability. Thousands of fans are expected to travel to the Spanish city, while a lucky few Gers fans have even been able to snap up the limited tickets to the game at Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium, but for those not able to make the trip, Vue Cinemas are offering fans the chance to watch the game on the big screen. Rangers fans have been frantically planning their trip to Seville for next week’s Europa League Final but, for those staying at home, a new alternative way to catch the showcase final is on offer.

Rangers fans are being told not to go Seville without tickets for the final; Stewart Roberston is telling the travelling support to respect the Spanish city ...

Fans are advised that any such counterfeit tickets will not gain entry to the stadiums." We will update supporters within the next 24 hours." Go and enjoy it, have a good time. I remember in 2008 thinking 'will I see Rangers in a European final again?' and here we are," Robertson said. "Whilst UEFA understands that there will be fans who have been unsuccessful in their application for tickets, fans are strongly advised not to travel to the finals without tickets or purchase tickets on the secondary market. "We are going to a beautiful city, in Seville, go and enjoy the city but let's go and do it in the right way, the right manner.

The Ibrox faithful are expected to travel en masse with thousands upon thousands heading to Spain for the final with Eintracht Frankfurt. The majority of those ...

And the local people, when we leave, have a good impression of Rangers and Rangers supporters." He said: "There are discussions with UEFA over various fan zones and hopefully we can establish one for those supporters travelling without tickets. Go and enjoy it, have a good time. "We are going to a beautiful city, in Seville, go and enjoy the city but let's go and do it in the right way, the right manner. "There is going to be disruption to people's day-to-day lives but hopefully we minimise that and do it in a way that is positive. He said: "To supporters with or without tickets, go and enjoy yourself, go and enjoy the occasion.