Rangers sign McCrorie, Pandur, Neil, add McGregor coach

Rangers manager Derek McInnes is overseeing a significant squad and staff overhaul this summer, with the club confirming several new signings and a key backroom appointment as they prepare for the new season. The club has secured the signings of defender Ross McCrorie, goalkeeper Ivor Pandur, and midfielder Dan Neil, while also bringing legendary former goalkeeper Allan McGregor back to Ibrox as a goalkeeping coach.

McInnes, who was appointed after a spell at Hearts, has moved quickly in the transfer market. McCrorie, a 28-year-old right-back who came through Rangers' youth academy before leaving in 2020, returned to the club last month. He stated that the chance to work under McInnes again was a decisive factor in his return, turning down several offers from English clubs. McCrorie praised the manager's leadership, saying he makes players want to run through brick walls for him.

The club also completed the signing of Croatian international goalkeeper Ivor Pandur from Hull City for a reported £6 million. Pandur, who is currently participating in the World Cup, has signed a four-year deal and is seen as a direct replacement for Jack Butland, who has joined Hull. McInnes described...