Rangers’ recruitment strategy has undergone a radical transformation under the guidance of Danny Rohl and the financial backing of 49ers Enterprises. Following a high-stakes January window that saw the arrival of marquee talents like Andreas Skov Olsen and Tochi Chukwuani, the focus at Ibrox has shifted toward a sustainable, high-value model. As technical director Dan Purdy oversees a squad overhaul designed to lower the average age while increasing market value, the ‘Gers are now competing for elite European prospects. Below, we track the latest valuation metrics, contract statuses, and the confirmed ins and outs of the Rohl revolution.

The 2026 expiry list represents a major crossroads for Danny Rohl and the 49ers leadership. With club legend James Tavernier entering the final months of his deal and high-value loanees like Mikey Moore and Andreas Skov Olsen seeing their temporary stints reach a conclusion, the upcoming summer window will define the club’s financial trajectory. Securing Moore on a permanent basis or finding a replacement for Tavernier’s legendary output is now the priority for the Ibrox recruitment department.

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