Rangers face another summer of major change following a disappointing domestic season in Glasgow.
However, with a new manager expected soon and fresh investment from the United States reportedly on the way, there’s a sense of cautious optimism at Ibrox as the club prepares for the 2025/26 season.
A significant squad overhaul appears imminent, and focus is shifting toward which players will be part of the new project led by the 49ers group, Kevin Thelwell, and the incoming manager.
While fans remain unsure about who will be wearing the Rangers shirt next season, they can look forward to the return of a familiar and well-loved figure.
Scott Arfield to return to Ibrox after two years away
Scott Arfield still holds a special place in the hearts of Rangers supporters after a successful five-year spell in Glasgow, during which he played a key role in the club’s resurgence.
Though the club has struggled since Arfield’s departure, the 36-year-old midfielder is back on Scottish soil after playing spells in the United States and the lower leagues in England.
In January, Arfield returned to where it all began—signing for Falkirk—and made an immediate impact, scoring nine goals in just 13 matches to help the club secure promotion to the Premiership.
Now having committed to another year with Falkirk, Arfield is set for a return to Ibrox next season. While fixtures are yet to be confirmed, a potential appearance at Ibrox would mark his first since leaving the club in 2023.
Have Rangers finally found Arfield’s successor?
Since Arfield’s exit, many argue Rangers have struggled to fill the void he left behind.
The Canadian international was a consistent attacking threat, scoring nine goals in his final season and tallying 43 goals during his time at the club.
But with the new season approaching, Rangers have made a statement by signing one of the Scottish Premiership’s standout midfielders.
Lyall Cameron enjoyed a breakout year with Dundee, scoring 14 times and providing nine assists in an impressive campaign at Dens Park.
Replacing Arfield in the affections of Rangers fans will be no small task, but on the pitch, could Cameron be the long-awaited answer to fill his boots?
