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The Herald Scotland
12 hours ago
- Sport
- The Herald Scotland
Moment Russell Martin salutes Rangers supporters in Greece
Rangers took a 2-0 lead to Greece to face Panathinaikos and were backed by a healthy travelling support. Russell Martin walked down the track applauding the Rangers fans high in the Olympic Stadium before taking his place in the dugout. — The Rangers Review (@RangersReview55) July 30, 2025 Moments before kick-off, Martin made a beeline towards the Rangers support at the Olympic Stadium in Athens. Footage of the classy moment shows Martin applauding those who made the trip to support his Rangers side before he waved to the fans housed high in the stands. Around 3,300 supporters were inside the stadium to support the Govan club in the Champions League. Ahead of the match, Martin called on his side to be relentless in their performance against Panathinaikos. Read more: "It will be courage and intensity all the way," he said on Rangers TV ahead of the second leg. "Brave enough to take the ball, to run really hard for each other, to want to go and press them, to make it difficult for them. "And the intensity to be aggressive, to want the ball, to be relentless with their running. "Everyone has to feel that; the fans, we need to feel that, the players need to feel that and the opposition need to feel that."
Glasgow Times
a day ago
- Sport
- Glasgow Times
Martin responds to Mikey Moore Rangers transfer links
The Ibrox club are favourites to sign the young Tottenham Hotspur forward on loan for the season, with no option or obligation to buy, revealed The Rangers Review earlier this week. Martin was asked about Moore at a press conference in Athens this evening ahead of the second leg of his side's second-round Champions League qualifying tie with Panathinaikos. He said: "I think I've said to you all the way along that as soon as it's done, you'll be the first guys to know. Read more: "There are lots of players we like, lots that we're linked to. He's a really good player and if at any point he becomes a Rangers player, we will let you know." Earlier today, Spurs boss Thomas Frank addressed the 17-year-old's future. He was quizzed on the significance of Moore getting regular senior minutes: "It is very important," he said. "Mikey is a big talent. "I'm really excited about his future here at Tottenham. "I think for all players but especially younger players they need consistent first-team football into their bodies. "I think if we can find the right option we will do that."
The National
2 days ago
- Sport
- The National
Martin responds to Mikey Moore Rangers transfer links
The Ibrox club are favourites to sign the young Tottenham Hotspur forward on loan for the season, with no option or obligation to buy, revealed The Rangers Review earlier this week. Martin was asked about Moore at a press conference in Athens this evening ahead of the second leg of his side's second-round Champions League qualifying tie with Panathinaikos. He said: "I think I've said to you all the way along that as soon as it's done, you'll be the first guys to know. Read more: "There are lots of players we like, lots that we're linked to. He's a really good player and if at any point he becomes a Rangers player, we will let you know." Earlier today, Spurs boss Thomas Frank addressed the 17-year-old's future. He was quizzed on the significance of Moore getting regular senior minutes: "It is very important," he said. "Mikey is a big talent. "I'm really excited about his future here at Tottenham. "I think for all players but especially younger players they need consistent first-team football into their bodies. "I think if we can find the right option we will do that."
The Herald Scotland
5 days ago
- Sport
- The Herald Scotland
Robin Propper finally set to compete Rangers transfer exit
Propper had been heavily involved under Philippe Clement at [[Rangers]] but fell out of the first-team picture after the Belgian boss was dismissed. The centre-back had been heavily linked with a return to Twente, the club he left to join Rangers. Reports last week had revealed a contract stand-off due to his contract terms offered at Twente being less than his Rangers wages. However, as reported by The Rangers Review, the issues have now been resolved, with sources confident the move will go through. Read more: Russell Martin confirmed a transfer offer had been accepted for Propper with the defender set to return to Twente in the near future. It comes after Twente technical director Jan Streuer threatened to move on from Propper unless a deal could be agreed after a protracted process. He said: "All sorts of factors beyond your control (dictate transfers). Just before last season, our captain Robin Propper left at the last minute. "We really missed him. Rangers bought him. A top Scottish club. You can't compete with them. "Now there's a new manager at Rangers, he might play less. Then he might be able to return. "But he'll want to wait and see first if he actually plays less. We have to decide: do we wait for that or do we see what happens next?"
Glasgow Times
02-06-2025
- Business
- Glasgow Times
King issues Rangers word of caution amid 'domiant force' vow
The former chairman and majority shareholder - who sold his stake to Andrew Cavenagh and the 49ers Enterprises consortium last week - is confident Rangers will be run with a "coherent plan" as he backed the new board to find success in Glasgow. However, King also wiped out any hopes of a wild spending spree upon arrival at the club as he insisted progress will be made in a "disciplined, stable manner". The former chairman remains convinced that the new majority owners are the right people to drive the club forward but urged a word of caution to supporters expecting a canter to the league title or guaranteed European qualification in the first year. Read more: 'I think I've said it before, and I'm going to say it again just so there's absolute clarity,' King said to The Rangers Review. 'I would not be introducing Andrew and the 49ers if I did not believe they were the right people to take the club forward. I would regard that as a failure by me in terms of my judgment as well. I really do believe they are the right people to take the club forward. 'Where I would caution is, they're going to do it in a disciplined, stable manner. So, if the supporters have got a sense that all of a sudden they're going to come in and spend vast amounts of money and you're going to have a team that runs away with the league next year and qualifies for Europe, then I think that's over-ambitious. 'I think what we should start seeing is a coherent plan. I think you should expect to see better communication with supporters, where people are aware of what the plan is, what's happening. It won't be like a black hole from an information point of view. 'And they are coming in with a commitment not to win a league title, but to make Rangers the dominant force in Scotland. That is what this project is about. It's not about winning one or two titles. It's about the next ten, 20 years and I think that's why I'm excited about it, because I think they are the right people.'
