Rangers will be desperate to challenge Celtic at the top of the Scottish Premiership table after dropping completely off the pace in the last campaign.
Steven Gerrard has made a number of positive changes since taking charge at Ibrox, with league title number 55 firmly in their sights. Indeed, the Liverpool legend has enjoyed a strong managerial start and has drafted in a number of quality players so far this summer.
However, his hard work won’t stop there as another few signings would go down a treat for the Bluenoses. And after seeing the level of players that have made the move to Ibrox so far, you wouldn’t rule out another super signing.
With that being said, Rangers need to make these THREE signings to challenge for number 55…
Dominic Solanke has struggled to get into Jurgen Klopp’s side since making the move from Chelsea as he continues to stagnate behind the scenes.
Indeed, the Englishman has been given his chances so far during pre-season, but with the Premier League campaign just around the corner, it doesn’t look as if he will be able to break into the side.
So, Gerrard should look to make use of his close ties to Liverpool by moving to sign the youngster on loan this summer, as the Bluenoses are short on numbers up front.
Interestingly, the Scotsman was born in Glasgow and is a Scottish international, so he would be right at home and could be open to moving back to his home country.
The 30-year-old has been one of Crystal Palace’s standout performers in seasons gone by as he always seems to pop up with a goal and never crumbles under pressure.
Importantly, Steven Gerrard could do with an experienced midfielder in what is a Rangers squad that holds a number of young players.
The Bluenoses are trying to bring former striker Kyle Lafferty back to Ibrox this summer, but they’re currently facing difficulties in agreeing a price.
Alfredo Morelos has been linked with a move away from Ibrox throughout the summer transfer window, and the Glasgow side are lacking depth at the pinnacle of the attack. So, with a number of established wingers in the side, Rangers need to bring in a target man that can make the most of balls into the box.
