Rangers

Rangers net spend since 2015

Rangers have spent €179m on disclosed transfer fees since July 2015 and received €112m: a net spend of €67m.

That covers 86 signings (57 for a disclosed fee, 18 free, 11 undisclosed) and 81 departures (32 sold for a disclosed fee, 29 free, 20 undisclosed). Loans are counted apart: 22 in, 56 out.

Record signing: Kevin Kelsy, €11m from Portland Timbers (Sep 2026). Record sale: Calvin Bassey, €23m to Ajax (Jul 2022).

Rangers transfer spending by season

Rangers record signings

1. Kevin Kelsy · €11m from Portland Timbers · Sep 2026
2. Min-su Kim · €10m from Girona · Aug 2026
3. Youssef Chermiti · €9m from Everton · Sep 2025
4. Ryan Kent · €7m from Liverpool · Sep 2019
5. Ivor Pandur · €7m from Hull City · Jul 2026

Rangers record sales

1. Calvin Bassey · €23m to Ajax · Jul 2022
2. Nathan Patterson · €14m to Everton · Jan 2022
3. Hamza Igamane · €12m to LOSC Lille · Aug 2025
4. Joe Aribo · €7m to Southampton · Jul 2022
5. Jefté · €6m to Palmeiras · Aug 2025

Rangers trading record: profit on players bought and sold

On the 42 players Rangers both signed and sold since July 2015 (academy graduates and free signings cost nothing), sales brought in €98m against €70m paid: a trading profit of €28m.

Academy graduates sold since July 2015 brought in €14m across 2 players, led by Nathan Patterson (€14m to Everton, Jan 2022).

• Calvin Bassey: signed free (Jul 2020), sold to Ajax for €23m (Jul 2022): profit €23m
• Nathan Patterson: academy graduate (Jul 2020), sold to Everton for €14m (Jan 2022): profit €14m
• Hamza Igamane: signed for €2m (Jul 2024), sold to LOSC Lille for €12m (Aug 2025): profit €9m
• Glen Kamara: signed for €55k (Jan 2019), sold to Leeds United for €6m (Aug 2023): profit €6m
• Jefté: signed for €800k (Jul 2024), sold to Palmeiras for €6m (Aug 2025): profit €5m

• Ryan Kent: signed for €7m (Sep 2019), left free for Fenerbahçe (Jul 2023): loss €7m
• Ben Davies: signed for €5m (Jul 2022), left free for Bolton Wanderers (Jul 2026): loss €5m
• Ianis Hagi: signed for €4m (Jul 2020), left free for Alanyaspor (Sep 2025): loss €4m
• Connor Goldson: signed for €3m (Jul 2018), left free for Aris Limassol (Jul 2024): loss €3m
• Filip Helander: signed for €3m (Jul 2019), left free for Odense BK (Aug 2023): loss €3m

Rangers ins and outs 2026/27: who left and who came in, by position

Rangers have made 10 signings and 6 departures in 2026/27, plus 4 loans in and 6 out. Who left each position and who came in:

• Goalkeeper: out Jack Butland (to Hull City, 38 league starts in 2025/26); in Ivor Pandur (from Hull City, 1,080 league minutes since).
• Defence: out James Tavernier (left free for Maccabi Tel Aviv, 25 league starts in 2025/26), Ben Davies (left free for Bolton Wanderers), Leon King (left free for Ayr United, no league start in 2025/26); in Olwethu Makhanya (from Philadelphia Union, 990 league minutes since), James Penrice (loan from AEK Athens, 825 league minutes since), Kosta Nedeljkovic (loan from Aston Villa, 121 league minutes since), Ben Godfrey (loan from Atalanta, 93 league minutes since), Ross McCrorie (from Bristol City, 69 league minutes since).
• Midfield: out Thelo Aasgaard (loan to Anderlecht, 21 league starts in 2025/26), Mohamed Diomandé (to Çorum FK, 20 league starts in 2025/26), Connor Barron (loan to Middlesbrough, 16 league starts in 2025/26), Nedim Bajrami (loan to Al Taawoun, 3 league starts in 2025/26), Bailey Rice (loan to Kilmarnock, no league start in 2025/26), Lyall Cameron (loan to Dundee United); in Dan Neil (free from Sunderland, 813 league minutes since), Cammy Devlin (free from Hearts, 335 league minutes since), Vanja Dragojevic (from Partizan, 49 league minutes since).
• Attack: out Oliver Antman (to Anderlecht, 8 league starts in 2025/26), Danilo (loan to Botafogo, 6 league starts in 2025/26); in Min-su Kim (from Girona, 724 league minutes since), Kevin Kelsy (from Portland Timbers, 505 league minutes since), Lawrence Shankland (from Hearts, 364 league minutes since), Badredine Bouanani (loan from VfB Stuttgart, 356 league minutes since), Daisuke Yokota (from Hannover 96, 117 league minutes since).

Rangers injury news: injuries and suspensions

Rangers have 4 players injured as of 8 Nov 2026, with €34m of value sidelined.

• Youssef Chermiti (FWD): Cruciate ligament tear · out since 9 Aug 2026 · return date not set · 17 games missed
• Daisuke Yokota (FWD): Groin surgery · out since 7 Sep 2026 · return date not set · 9 games missed
• Lawrence Shankland (FWD): Torn thigh muscle · out since 8 Sep 2026 · expected back 5 Jan 2027 · 9 games missed
• John Souttar (DEF): Injury (type not disclosed) · out since 3 Aug 2026 · return date not set · 18 games missed

Rangers last starting XI

Rangers's last league starting XI, v St. Mirren on 7 Nov 2026: Ivor Pandur; James Penrice, Dujon Sterling, Emmanuel Fernandez, Olwethu Makhanya; Nicolas Raskin, Dan Neil, Min-su Kim, Badredine Bouanani; Ryan Naderi, Kevin Kelsy.

1 change from the side that started v Hearts on 28 Oct 2026.

Started at least 3 of the last 5 league games but not this one: Djeidi Gassama (3).

Opponent: St. Mirren.

Rangers minutes played 2026/27

After 12 league games of 2026/27, 11 Rangers players have played at least 60% of the minutes open to them, 4 are rotating and 21 have played under a quarter.

Surplus watch, notable value on under a quarter of the minutes: Kosta Nedeljkovic (13%, €8m), Vanja Dragojevic (5%, €8m), Tochi Chukwuani (7%, €6m).

Out of contract by 30 June 2027 unless extended: Dujon Sterling, Ross McCausland, José Cifuentes, Bailey Rice, John Souttar.

Rangers club-trained players

We can verify 4 club-trained players in the Rangers squad: Findlay Curtis, Ross McCrorie, Ross McCausland and Liam Kelly. Between them they have played 4% of Rangers's league minutes in 2026/27. 9 other squad players are not verifiable on our record.

• Findlay Curtis (FWD): 445 league minutes
• Ross McCrorie (DEF): 69 league minutes
• Ross McCausland (FWD): no league minutes yet
• Liam Kelly (GK): no league minutes yet

On the record we can verify, 6 players club-trained at Rangers now play for other clubs we track, led by Nathan Patterson (Torino, value €8m), Paul Nsio (St. Mirren, value €3m) and Bailey Rice (Kilmarnock, value €2m).

• Nathan Patterson · Torino · €8m
• Paul Nsio · St. Mirren · €3m
• Bailey Rice · Kilmarnock · €2m
• Lewis Mayo · Aberdeen · €1m
• Barrie McKay · Livingston · €100k
• Andrew Shinnie · Livingston · €90k

We count a player as club-trained when his record shows him registered with the club for three entire seasons or 36 months between the ages of 15 and 21 (UEFA's home-grown test), wherever he started and whatever he cost; time on loan counts for the club that borrowed him.