HERE WE GO:Rangers know they have a huge summer ahead in terms of transfers, though supporters are yet to know who will own their club, let alone a budget.

The uncertainty hanging over Ibrox has cast a shadow over what should be a period of planning and ambition. With key players likely to depart and Philippe Clement eager to put his own stamp on the squad, the need for clarity has never been greater.

Several first-team players are out of contract or nearing the end of their deals, meaning a rebuild is not just desirable—it’s essential. Yet, without knowing who will be making the financial decisions, or how much money will be available to spend, the recruitment process remains in a holding pattern. Time is of the essence, particularly with European qualifiers looming just weeks after the season ends.

Supporters, passionate and deeply invested, are understandably anxious. A club the size of Rangers demands transparency and direction, especially when rival Celtic appear to be moving forward with stability. The potential for another transitional summer could see Rangers fall further behind if matters off the pitch aren’t resolved quickly.

Behind the scenes, Clement and his staff will be working on targets, but until the boardroom picture becomes clearer, final decisions and serious moves will be difficult. The fear is that delays could lead to missed opportunities in the market.

What happens over the next few months—both in the boardroom and on the pitch—will be critical to Rangers’ immediate and long-term ambitions. For now, however, the club stands at a crossroads, with fans waiting for answers and hoping that leadership, investment, and vision soon follow.