EXCLUSIVE:Rangers rolled the dice in the summer transfer window by bringing in a host of players under the age of 23, a bold move that could define their season.

Rangers took a big gamble in the summer transfer window by signing several players under the age of 23, banking on youth to reinvigorate the squad. The strategy marked a shift from relying on established names to investing in potential, with the club hoping to unearth future stars who can both perform on the pitch and hold resale value.

While the move has excited fans eager to see fresh energy at Ibrox, it also comes with risks. Young players often require time to adapt to the demands of Scottish football, and inconsistency could prove costly during a season where every point is crucial.

The success of this youthful recruitment drive may ultimately determine whether Rangers can close the gap domestically and compete strongly in Europe — or whether the gamble will be seen as a misstep in the club’s rebuild.