Rangers fans will agree with Chris Sutton as Derek McInnes transfer priority named

Chris Sutton believes that Rangers' 1-1 draw with Dundee United proves where they need to spend next.

Gers supporters regularly disagree with the former Celtic man, and he often winds them up on social media.

Derek McInnes' side have already made eight signings, most recently adding Olwethu Makhanya from Philadelphia Union.

However, the result against Jim Goodwin's team highlighted one position that they desperately need to sort out as soon as possible.

Thelo Aasgaard spared their blushes with a brilliant equaliser after Lachlan Rose had given the hosts the lead.

Sutton recognised it in his post-game analysis, and fans will agree wholeheartedly, despite their obvious differences with the 53-year-old.

What did Chris Sutton say about Rangers' transfer plans?

Sutton believes that the Light Blues need to add to their ranks on the wings, and he is right.

He thinks that McInnes will looking for someone to bring in a play with creative abilities and trickery, with the draw proving it.

Speaking on Sky Sports after the points were shared, he said: “They just lacked that little bit of creativity.

“Derek will be looking to bring wide players in…

“Derek will be looking for more guile in the final third, I’m sure on that.”

That is a verdict that the majority of supporters in G51 will not disagree with.

They will find themselves on the same side as Sutton, which is not normally the case.

What wingers could Rangers bring in?

Ibrox News have already covered the fact that Rangers are trying to bring in wingers, as they are looking at Amario Cozier-Duberry, Vaclav Cerny and Jannoah Markelo.

The former is currently at Premier League outfit Brighton, but is believed to be available for around £5million.

Cerny may prove difficult as Besiktas are understood to be asking for £10m, plus his wages are not exactly affordable either.

Meanwhile, the Bears are believed to have made a loan approach for Markelo, who could be allowed to leave Coventry by Frank Lampard if he is deemed not ready for the top-flight of English football.

The Gers will surely get a new operator on the flanks through the door in the coming days, as it is of paramount importance and they have shown they are quick to react in the market already.

Which one of the targets that it will be, remains to be seen, but is must be decided quickly, as it is a glaring need.