Jack Cranmer is a writer at ReadRangers with three years of experience in journalism. They have been featured in The Herald and The Daily Record as well as being the former editor of Inside Ibrox, specializing in football writing and an expert on all things Rangers.
Former Rangers striker Kris Boyd believes Rangers should move immediately for Derek McInnes and Lawrence Shankland this summer, despite Andrew Cavenagh publicly backing Danny Rohl to remain in charge at Ibrox. Speaking on The Warm Up, Boyd argued that Rangers require proven Scottish football experience and stronger leadership profiles after a season that exposed repeated […]
The demand for “leaders” from Danny Rohl in the immediate aftermath of Rangers’ defeat at Tynecastle two weeks ago has underlined the scale of the rebuild now underway at Ibrox. Now, with Andrew Cavenagh’s latest comments have reinforced the aim for Rangers this summer is a strategy built around mentality as much as it is […]
Rangers’ interest in Huddersfield Town youngster Cameron Ashia is now understood to sit outside the club’s sharpened summer recruitment priorities. Andrew Cavenagh’s recent comments signal a clear shift away from broad “project player” accumulation towards more targeted, first-team ready additions. Ashia, 21, has been monitored by Rangers for several months. With reports of initial enquiries […]
First Minister John Swinney’s confirmation that the Scottish Government will consider making pitch invasions a criminal offence has reignited a wider debate about control, responsibility and consistency in Scottish football. This is now a debate that stretches far beyond isolated incidents and into the structural governance of the game itself. Speaking to Clyde 1, Swinney […]
Luke Graham’s future at Dundee is already the subject of growing summer attention, with manager Steven Pressley acknowledging the defender may have played his final game for the club. Dundee finished their Premiership campaign with a 3–2 win over Aberdeen at Dens Park, though Graham was restricted to a late substitute appearance as speculation around […]
Kilmarnock manager Neil McCann has admitted he would “love to see” Findlay Curtis back at Rugby Park after the winger impressed during his loan spell, as the club prepare for a big summer following a strong end to the season. Curtis joined Killie in January on loan from Rangers and made an immediate impact, scoring […]
Andrew Cavenagh has made clear Rangers’ summer transfer recruitment strategy is moving into a more targeted and mature phase, with the emphasis shifting away from volume and potential towards leadership, experience and proven winners. Speaking in a wide-ranging interview with selected media at Ibrox, the club’s leadership figure backed head coach Danny Rohl while setting […]
The growing interest in Lewis Ferguson from Inter Milan offers a sharp reminder of the level Rangers are still trying to climb back towards under the new regime led by Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises. While Ferguson’s long-term ambition to play for Rangers remains genuine, the immediate reality is that the 26-year-old is being discussed […]
The Rangers future of Mikey Moore has been cast back into focus after head coach Danny Rohl signalled his intention to build a strong left-sided partnership involving the Tottenham loanee ahead of next season. Moore, who is due to return to Spurs this summer, had already described his spell at Ibrox as a “special experience.” […]
Rangers ended a bruising run of four straight league defeats with a chaotic but important 5-2 victory over Falkirk, a result that at least ensured they avoided equalling an unwanted club record. It was a match that summed up much of the tension and inconsistency that has defined the closing stages of the campaign under […]
Rangers finally brought their damaging run of form to an end with a chaotic 5-2 win over Falkirk, avoiding an unwanted club record while simultaneously reinforcing many of the issues Danny Rohl had warned about before kick-off. Speaking ahead of the match, the Rangers head coach stressed the need for stronger leadership, improved standards and […]
Ian Durrant has warned Rangers must rediscover their “DNA” and elite standards if they are to close the gap at the top of Scottish football, stressing that mentality inside the dressing room is as important as recruitment this summer. Speaking on the Five Stars Podcast, the former Rangers midfielder reflected on the club’s recent inconsistencies […]
