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Russell Martin has a major task ahead this summer if he hopes to transform Rangers into genuine contenders alongside Celtic.

Fortunately, it appears the club’s hierarchy is prepared to equip him with the resources needed to close the gap.

The Light Blues have already made early moves in the transfer market, securing Lyall Cameron from Dundee and Max Aarons from Bournemouth.

Several more signings are expected to follow as the rebuild at Ibrox gathers momentum.

Among those set to arrive is Joe Rothwell. According to a report from Mark Hendry via X on 2 July, Rothwell’s move to Rangers is now “fully done,” with an official announcement expected later today.

Rothwell, who previously worked under Martin, will bring valuable experience and a dynamic presence to the midfield.

His addition is seen as a significant boost for the team, especially as both Cyriel Dessers and Hamza Igamane are seemingly on their way out this summer.

That makes midfield and attacking reinforcements key priorities for Rangers in the window.

The club’s American ownership group, the 49ers, appear committed to supporting Martin in the market—something that has been sorely lacking in recent years.

Recruitment failures have played a large role in the team’s recent underachievement, with poor returns on outgoing players and underwhelming performances from many of the new arrivals.

However, this summer feels different. The additions of Aarons and Rothwell signal a shift in approach, with quality and fit now seemingly taking precedence.

If this trend continues, Rangers fans could finally see a squad capable of matching their rivals, both in terms of consistency and competitiveness.