Rangers manager Derek McInnes says a growing “real bond” within the squad can help the club achieve success as they prepare for a demanding run of matches against Celtic. The comments come ahead of a double-header that includes games in both the Scottish League Cup and the Scottish Premiership.
Both outlets report the same core message from McInnes: he is encouraged by the spirit and togetherness developing among Rangers players. The focus is on internal team dynamics rather than tactics or specific player availability. The reports also place the remarks in the context of the upcoming fixtures, highlighting the significance of facing Celtic in two competitions in close succession.
While both sources frame the story around McInnes’ optimism, neither outlet provides extensive additional detail beyond the manager’s view of the squad’s morale and unity. The central point remains that McInnes believes the team’s bond is a factor that could influence performance in the upcoming Celtic matches.
