They have splashed the cast in the past and present - with a star-studded team taking form out of Rangers' most expensive XI.
Philippe Clement's side are pushing for the Premiership title as they look to dethrone Celtic on top. Plenty of players on this list know what it is like to lift the title and Rangers certainly paid good money for them.
Heroes from the 90s feature while there is also room for a star who made his name in the most recent title-winning side at Ibrox. One of Clement's current men gets the nod after previous gaffer Michael Beale spent big on his services in the summer window.
Using Football Transfers as a guide and using a standard 4-4-2 formation, Glasgow World takes a look at who makes it out of a £61.1m selection. The only stipulation is that a player can't move more than one position forward or back, for example, Mikel Arteta can't play in goal.
5. LB: Michael Ball (£6.5m)
Opted for a lucrative Rangers move in 2001 despite Premier League offers. PSV snapped him up for £500k after winning a league title and a League Cup. | Getty Images
6. RM: Andrei Kanchelskis - (£5.5m)
Andrei Kanchelskis was signed from Fiorentina and was initially a key player in back to back title triumphs. Clashed with Dick Advocaat towards the later years of his time at Ibrox and left for Manchester City. | Getty Images Photo: (Getty Images)
7. CM: Mikel Arteta (£6m)
A £6m arrival from Barcelona in 2002. Was only about for two years but in that time won favour with a crucial goal en-route to a Treble. | Getty Images
8. Giovanni van Bronckhorst - (£5m)
The Dutchman stays in midfield despite moving to left-back later in his career. He was a fan favourite during a three year stint as a player, lifting the Scottish Cup as manager. He guided Rangers to the Europa League final in 2022 but was replaced by Michael Beale after a poor start to the 22/23 season. | Getty Images