Forget one transfer window for Rangers, it might be three. It's a big job. A big, big job. Former Rangers player Alan Hutton on TNT Sports We're too used to seeing this now. For me, I look at Rangers at this moment in time and they are crying out for help.

Rangers lose 2-0 to Roma courtesy of goals from Matias Sole and Lorenzo Pellegrini, marking their fourth consecutive UEFA Europa League defeat, leaving them bottom of the standings

Sunday's loss was a setback for Röhl and he freshened up his side, with Max Aarons, Mikey Moore, Djeidi Gassama and Connor Barron coming in as Derek Cornelius, Mohamed Diomande, Danilo and Thelo Aasgaard dropped out.

In truth, it may be win or bust for Rangers' Europa League hopes as they face up to arguably the toughest test they'll have taken on this season. Another club motto is "Roma e Gloria," or Rome and Glory. And they will be hunting success at home and abroad this term as their rollercoaster arrives in Glasgow.

As the football landscape evolves, the emergence of Scottish players in Serie A is noteworthy. Negri expresses enthusiasm for the growing presence of Scots like Scott McTominay and Billy Gilmour in Italy. He asserts that their aggressive playing style complements the tactical demands of Serie A, enhancing their skill set.

Lorenzo Pellegrini takes it and skipper Bryan Cristante flicks it on with his head for Matias Soule to head home the opener at the back post. Impressive tifo from the Union Bears - one they thanked Danny Rohl for helping out with.

RANGERS sit rock bottom of the Europa League table after a dismal time of things in continental action so far. And things don’t get any easier for Danny Rohl’s men who take on Italian

Celtic were defeated 3-1 by Midtjylland in their fourth of eight Europa League first round fixtures. The Hoops hardly got out of their own half in the early stages and were dominated by Midtjylland. Martin Erlic,