Rangers boss Michael Beale is hard at work with sporting director Ross Wilson to idenfity potential signing targets ahead of the 2023/24 season.
The Englishman has drawn up a wish list of players which has been passed on to the club’s scouting department as they begin to lay the foundations ahead of an extensive squad overhaul this summer.
With eight first-team stars nearing the end of their contracts, Beale and his coaching staff have some difficult decisions to make as they bid to move the club forward by bringing the overall age of the team he inherited from Giovanni van Bronckhorst down.
It’s widely anticipated that the likes of goalkeeper Allan McGregor, centre-back Filip Helander and striker Alfredo Morelos could be moved on, while Beale has already expressed his desire to keep hold of Ryan Jack and Ryan Kent.
With that in mind, we take a look at how Rangers could line-up ahead of the 2023/24 campaign...

1. Your Rangers starting XI gallery to begin next season - if transfer rumours are true
Michael Beale is undergoing a major squad overhaul this summer. Photo: Ross MacDonald - SNS Group

2. Jack Butland - GK
Rangers confirmed the vastly experienced ex-England international would join the club from Crystal Palace this summer and he is expected to slot straight in to the starting XI as the club’s new number one. Tipped for stardom as a youngster and spent last season on loan at Manchester United as understudy to David de Gea. | Getty Images

3. Dujon Sterling - RB
The versatile and powerful right-sided defender became the club’s second signing of the window after an impressive season on loan at Stoke City. With captain James Tavernier turning 31, Sterling could be viewed as his ideal long-term replacement. | Getty Images

4. Connor Goldson - RCB
A mainstay in the current team as he enters his sixth season at Ibrox. The Gers vice-captain is one of the first names on the team sheet. A commanding presence at the back and a major threat in both boxes. Michael Beale will be hoping that new arrival Panzo can form a reliable partnership at the back with the current defensive stalwart. | Getty Images