Rangers’ sporting director Kevin Thelwell insists that the club’s £20m net investment has strengthened every area of the squad. He remains confident that the sweeping summer changes will pay off, even though the season has begun with some early struggles.

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Rangers Sporting Director Kevin Thelwell Confident £20m Investment Will Deliver Despite Slow Start

Rangers sporting director Kevin Thelwell has expressed confidence that the club’s ambitious summer overhaul will soon bring rewards, despite an inconsistent start to the new season.

Thelwell confirmed that Rangers spent a net total of £20 million during the transfer window, money he believes has significantly strengthened “all areas of the squad.” The spending spree was aimed at refreshing the team and giving the manager more depth and quality ahead of a demanding campaign.

“£20 million has gone directly into improving the team across every department,” Thelwell said. “We knew big changes were needed, and while it may take time for the players to fully gel, we are convinced this investment will pay off in the months ahead.”

Rangers have faced early challenges on the pitch, but the sporting director urged patience, stressing that the new arrivals need time to adapt to Scottish football and the club’s expectations.

Thelwell concluded with optimism, insisting that the club’s summer business has laid a strong foundation for both domestic and European ambitions this season.

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