How Oliver Antman and Djeidi Gassama could leave Rangers as exodus continues

Rangers are in the middle of yet another overhaul at Ibrox.

Derek McInnes has taken over from Danny Rohl, with seven new signings made ahead of the Scottish Premiership.

With 12 made last summer, Andrew Cavenagh and the 49ers are on track for a similar number of signings.

At the same time, McInnes continues to clear out his squad, with more where that came from too in Govan.

Danilo is the latest to leave, joining Botafogo in Brazil, with John Souttar also lined up to quit after being left out of pre-season plans.

Oliver Antman and Djeidi Gassama could be next, with massive changes on the horizon at Auchenhowie.

Who could leave Rangers next?

Ibrox News has heavily covered Souttar being lined up for the exit.

McInnes has settled on his squad and who he wants, with new signings plugging gaps that have been created.

Now, Calum Crowe has written in the print edition of the Scottish Mail on Sunday that Antman and Gassama could be next.

The newspaper journalist states that McInnes wants at least a couple of new wingers, opening the door to other exits.

It means that Antman and Gassama are likely to be moved on if the "right offers" are made.

Who could Rangers sign?

With midfield and strikers heavily covered, eyes are elsewhere.

Rangers have been most prominently linked with Brighton winger Amario Cozier-Duberry, who could move north.

After shining with Bolton, the ex-Arsenal winger still isn't ready for Premier League football, but could take a huge jump to Ibrox instead.

Competing for silverware, dominating every week and the chance to play in Europe could swing the race in Rangers' favour.

Rangers take on West Ham United at Ibrox on Sunday in their final pre-season fixture, so it will tell us all we need to know.

McInnes will likely start with what he believes is his strongest side for Dundee United away on Friday to kickstart the season.

For Antman and Gassama, that is unlikely to include them.

Expect to see Findlay Curtis and Thelo Aasgaard out wide with two men up top, that is the McInnes way.

Rangers aren't stopping in the transfer window, with plenty more ins and outs to come in the coming weeks.