Derek McInnes appointed as Rangers manager on three-year deal

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Derek McInnes appointed as Rangers manager on three-year deal
Summary

Derek McInnes has been named the new manager of Rangers on a three-year contract, replacing Danny Röhl. McInnes previously led Hearts to a second-place finish in the Scottish Premiership last season, eight points ahead of Rangers. Kris Boyd praised the appointment, describing it as well-deserved and highlighting McInnes' strong football beliefs. Rangers are planning a significant squad overhaul this summer, with Lawrence Shankland already signed from Hearts and other acquisitions expected soon. James Tavernier has left the club after 11 years.

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  • McInnes replaces Danny Röhl following his move to RB Salzburg.
  • Previous success includes time at Kilmarnock and Hearts.
  • Rangers seek several new players in a summer rebuild.
  • Lawrence Shankland signed a two-year deal from Hearts.
  • James Tavernier departed after over a decade with the team.
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"Strong beliefs and confident in his own ability."

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