Gerrard Praises McInnes as Rangers Forge Ahead

Steven Gerrard has made it clear that he wants to see Rangers flourish under Derek McInnes, imagining a future where they thrive so much that they won’t need to call him back as manager. His respect for the current Ibrox boss is evident, and it’s a sentiment echoed throughout the Rangers community. Former Ibrox player Charlie Adam believes the midfield duo of Dan Neil and Nico Raskin could be the driving force behind Rangers' title ambitions this season. This partnership has the potential to elevate the team and push them toward success in the Premiership. In injury news, Rangers striker Lawrence Shankland is making good progress in his recovery from a hamstring strain and is expected to be back in action by January. His return could be crucial as the team heads into the second half of the season. Gerrard also shared insights on James Tavernier's leadership style, revealing that while the full-back may not be a vocal leader, he chose him as captain for his ability to contribute significantly on the pitch, particularly with assists and goals. On the other side of the league, Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson praised the standout performances of wing-back Hicham Mahou and goalkeeper Daniel Klein after their impressive 4-1 win over Dunfermline Athletic in a recent friendly. Meanwhile, St Johnstone is actively exploring the free agent market for a center-back following Zach Mitchell's unfortunate season-ending injury. The hunt for reinforcements is on as teams gear up for a competitive season.