What's going wrong for Rangers and McInnes?
After Rangers' Europa League qualifying defeat by Jagellonia Bialystok, what is going wrong for new manager Derek McInnes and his side so far this season?
Rangers' latest setback in the Europa League qualifying has raised concerns about the team's performance under new manager Derek McInnes. The defeat to Jagellonia Bialystok has added to the growing pressure on McInnes to turn things around, as Rangers had been expected to progress in the competition. This result comes on the back of a mixed start to the domestic season, with the team struggling to find consistency.
McInnes, who took over from Philippe Clement in May, has been tasked with restoring Rangers to their former glory, but so far, the team has failed to impress. The squad has undergone significant changes during the transfer window, with several key players leaving and new recruits coming in. However, it appears that the team is still struggling to gel, and McInnes will need to work quickly to address these issues if Rangers are to achieve their goals this season.
As the season progresses, all eyes will be on McInnes and his Rangers side to see if they can turn their form around. The team's next fixtures will be crucial in determining their trajectory, and fans will be watching closely to see if McInnes can make the necessary adjustments to get Rangers back on track. With the Scottish Premiership and European competitions still in play, there is still plenty to play for, but Rangers will need to show significant improvement if they are to achieve success under McInnes' leadership.
Originally reported by bbc.co.uk. MyNews adds analysis for general news readers.