The Rangers' new era has begun, but it's a familiar feeling. With Derek McInnes at the helm and six new players, the team is in a state of flux as they gear up for the Premiership season. The 2-1 friendly win over Saint-Etienne offered a glimpse into the future, but it was a typically flat pre-season performance. The team, lined up in a 4-4-2 formation, struggled to create chances and looked vulnerable defensively. Despite the win, there are still plenty of questions for McInnes to ponder as he prepares for the upcoming season. The appointment of McInnes and the transfer activity have helped revive spirits, but the team is yet to fully gel. With more signings on the way, the rebuild is well underway, but the question remains: will it be enough to turn around the calamitous season of the past year? The crowd of 25,000 was eager to see the new faces, and while the performance was not spectacular, it offered a glimpse into the future. The new era is upon us, but it's a work in progress. The team's ability to gel and perform consistently will be the key to their success. The future is uncertain, but the Rangers are determined to turn things around and write a new chapter in their history.
