Latest News : Rangers sign a three-year deal with Riverside Football Club in South Africa

Latest News : Rangers sign a three-year deal with Riverside Football Club in South Africa

Dan Plumley has argued that “shock” events in the market, like as the Russia-Ukraine war, will continue to influence player movement following the Rangers announcement.

It comes after Jose Cifuentes disclosed that two Russian clubs tried to sign him before he moved to Cruzeiro on loan over the winter, with further offers turned down.

A heated Scottish Premiership title campaign is underway with strong rivals Celtic, as well as Europa League and Scottish Cup triumph.

The Glasgow giants, on the other hand, remain focused on the future, as seen by recent reports of an interesting youth relationship.

According to the official Rangers website (7 March), the Rangers International Soccer Academy has formed a three-year relationship with Riverside Football Club in South Africa.

The arrangement is the academy’s first in the region, and Rangers Soccer Academy staff and coaches will collaborate closely with the club to help with player development and coach education.

The future seems bright at Ibrox, with the club’s under-18s just qualifying for the Scottish Youth Cup final.

Rangers set for a bright future at Ibrox

It will all please Clement and his long-term intentions in Glasgow, even though the manager is particularly focused on the first team and their hectic moment.

However, regardless of what happens in the coming months, the Belgian deserves enormous credit for entirely turning around the situation at Ibrox.

He has done an excellent job in the dugout following the misery of Michael Beale, and Gers fans have been extremely grateful for his efforts since arriving in Scotland.

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