Barry Ferguson Warns: Rangers, We’re Coming for You

Former Rangers captain Barry Ferguson has voiced strong sentiments regarding his club’s upcoming clash with Ludogorets. Despite the match being labeled a dead rubber in their Europa League campaign, Ferguson insists it holds significant importance for the team.
Importance of the Match Against Ludogorets
Ferguson challenges the notion that the game is irrelevant. He implores Rangers to field their strongest lineup, asserting that a victory can build momentum as they head into the domestic title race.
Key Players and Transfers
- Andreas Skov Olsen – Joined Rangers on loan from Wolfsburg.
- Tochi Chukwuani – Another recent signing expected to contribute significantly.
Ferguson believes that integrating Skov Olsen and Chukwuani into the lineup will excite fans and bolster the team’s performance as they prepare for crucial matches ahead.
Team Morale and Future Prospects
Currently, Rangers find themselves at the bottom of their European group with only one point from six matches. Ferguson emphasizes the need for players to display professional pride and rectify past performances.
The upcoming match against Porto poses an additional challenge. However, success against Ludogorets could enhance the team’s confidence ahead of facing Dundee, who are showing improvement in the league.
Transfer Window Opportunities
Rangers have already made notable signings, including Tuur Rommens, but Ferguson anticipates further additions to strengthen the squad. The injury to Connor Barron presents a critical gap, necessitating possible reinforcements in the coming weeks.
Moving Forward with Relentlessness
Despite the limited prospects in the European competition this season, Ferguson insists that every domestic game is vital. The mantra for Rangers should be one of relentless pursuit of success, starting with the match against Ludogorets.
Ferguson makes it clear: “Rangers are back, and we’re coming for you.” Such a declaration reinforces the team’s determination as they look to reclaim their standing within both domestic and European contexts.



