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Rangers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst will look to put his knowledge of the Dutch and Belgian top flights to good use when the transfer window reopens next month, according to journalist  Stuart Hodge . So Van Bronckhorst was  installed  as the Gers' new chief last month, with his appointment coming after Steven Gerrard opted to walk away from Ibrox in favor of   taking charge   at Premier League side Aston Villa. What's the latest news involving van Bronckhorst? Van Bronckhorst will have his first chance to tinker with the squad he inherited from Gerrard when the transfer window opens for business at the turn of the year. The Dutchman is back at Ibrox having enjoyed a  spell  with the club during his  trophy-laden  playing career. Van Bronckhorst, who represented the Netherlands  106 times  at the international level, has made a positive start to his reign and failed to win just  one  of his first seven games at the helm....

Barry Ferguson says it's too early for Rangers to start panicking - but knows they need a response against Malmo after a disappointing week. Steven Gerrard's team charged to the Premiership title last term, but their start to the new season has been mixed. They kicked off the campaign with a resounding win over Livingston, but slipped to a defeat in Malmo and just lost their first league game since March 2020 against Dundee United at Tannadice. It's led to a few questions being asked and Gerrard will be demanding an answer from his troops when they run out against Malmo at Ibrox for the second leg of their Champions League qualifier. Ferguson, speaking on Go Radio, says it's too early to panic - but wants to see the players give their manager a reaction on Tuesday night. “It’s early doors," Ferguson said. "We’re only two games in and I’m sure the Celtic fans and players won’t get carried away. “Steven Gerrard won’t need to do a team talk. He’ll say he needs a ...