Stefan Borson drops verdict on Rangers 'spending big' as January transfer plan emerges

Financial adviser Stefan Borson expects Rangers to make cautious, measured signings in January despite European absence limiting spending capacity.

Former Manchester City financial adviser Stefan Borson has told Football Insider that Rangers can expect measured investment in the January transfer window, though not at the scale some supporters might hope for.

With Rangers four points behind Celtic in the Scottish Premiership title race and no European football to fund, Borson believes big spending is unlikely for any Scottish club this season. "I wouldn't say big, but careful. Careful spending is possible for Rangers, despite the European issues," he explained. "I think it's got to be quite measured and cautious."

Rangers have already invested heavily in the summer, signing Kevin Kelsy from Portland Timbers for £9.5 million alongside other arrivals including Minsu Kim, Olewthu Makhanya and Vanja Dragojevic. Targets being tracked include Frosinone's Fares Ghedjemis and Doncaster Rovers' Bayley McCann, with the latter identified after a scouting mission in League One.