Rangers have recruited twelve players in the ongoing transfer window, with manager McInnes aiming to finalize further signings while anticipating departures of one or two squad members before the window closes next week.
McInnes acknowledged that the team is not yet fully assembled, particularly highlighting the challenge of replacing injured striker Youssef Chermiti, who would provide better unpredictability against opponents.
He expressed resilience, stating, “We’re not quite there,” but emphasized a commitment to seeing the project through. Despite a difficult start, McInnes remains confident in the team’s eventual success, noting that it is the outcome that truly matters.
Following recent matches, McInnes pointed out the squad’s lack of a defined identity, struggling to effectively employ possession-based, counter-attacking, or direct tactics.
The former Aberdeen, Hearts, Kilmarnock, and St Johnstone manager stressed the need for a clear style, explaining that he wants the team to aggressively press and impose itself defensively, capable of withstanding attacks and breaking down opponents.
McInnes highlighted the presence of talented players, arguing that the club’s standards ensure quality, and believes that one or two additional reinforcements could enhance the team’s cohesion and effectiveness.
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