Part one of a £40million double header as Russell Martin looks to lead Ibrox side into the promised land for first time since 2022/23

With two weeks to go until the transfer window closes, Club Brugge have already brought in £70m this summer. That has allowed Rangers' Champions League play-off opponents to splash about half of that figure on incomings,

Rangers were torn apart by Club Brugge 3-1 as their Champions League campaign now hangs by a thread ahead of the second leg in Belgium.

Part one of a £40million double header as Russell Martin looks to lead Ibrox side into the promised land for first time since 2022/23

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Rangers head coach Russell Martin: "We gave them a goal with the first kick of the game in our half. "We concede a crazy goal and don't respond to it anywhere near as well enough as we should and then we concede a goal we shouldn't - we don't do our jobs from our set play, which is really frustrating.