Michael Stewart rates Rangers Champions League chances as he reckons Ibrox reverse could swing it

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Gio van Bronckhorst has told Alfredo Morelos he has to show him he wants to play for Rangers in order to end his exile.

Rangers face their biggest 90 minutes just a few weeks into the season. It's winner takes all against PSV Eindhoven in Holland and the stakes couldn't higher with a place in the group stage of the Champions League up for grabs.

Frustrated Brian Laudrup admits he was wrong to assume Alfredo Morelos had left his "bad old ways" behind. The striker paid the price for a return to the ill-discipline of his earlier Ibrox career on Saturday as he was sent off at Hibs.

Rangers midfielder Glen Kamara is being viewed as a potential Besiktas Plan B if their pursuit of Dele Alli falls flat, according to reports.

The last full week of the transfer window is upon as as deadline day appears on the horizon.

Hibs keeper David Marshall has leapt to the defence of under-fire ref Willie Collum following his controversial Easter Road performance. But the Leith skipper has warned the introduction of VAR is unlikely to bring an end to debatable calls in Scottish football.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst believes John Lundstram’s red card was “harsh” after Willie Collum sent the midfielder off for a foul on Martin Boyle that proved a huge moment in an incident-packed game as nine-man Rangers spilled two points against Hibs at Easter Road.

Joey Veerman has warned Rangers that PSV Eindhoven are “going to get them next week” after admitting the Dutch side were hurting at only leaving Glasgow with a draw in a pulsating Champions League playoff first leg ding-dong.

Charlie Nicholas has told Rangers fans to brace for a night of Champions League drama at Ibrox - but reckons they will head to Eindhoven with an advantage. Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side host PSV on Tuesday night in a mouthwatering play-off round first leg.

It doesn't come much bigger than this for Rangers. A long absence from the Champions League could come to an end in just over a week's time as they square off with PSV Eindhoven in a two-legged shootout for a coveted place in the group stage.

Derek McInnes believes Rangers have to get Alfredo Morelos fit enough to start the second leg of their Champions League play-off with PSV.

Five-star PSV Eindhoven wiped the floor with Go Ahead Eagles ahead of their blockbuster clash with Rangers on Tuesday night.

Michael Mols could hardly get a word out of Gio van Bronckhorst during his days as the quiet man of the Ibrox dressing room.

The prospect of either Celtic or Rangers going all the way to Istanbul next June and lifting the Champions League trophy is a long, long shot. But in the eyes of major bookmaker William Hill the Scottish Premiership champions are a longer shot than their rivals across the city.

Beaming Ally McCoist saluted Rangers' European heroes before teasing he's ready for PSV Eindhoven AND Paris Saint-Germain.

Rangers can thank their incredible atmosphere for getting them through an unbelievable night with Ibrox absolutely rocking all game against Union Saint-Gilloise. The Scottish outfit needed a miracle to overturn a two-goal deficit in their Champions League clash and the odds were only growing more by the minute until Siebe van der Heyden handled in the box on the stroke of half-time.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst could consider the advice of two of the best managers the world has ever produced as he weighs up a selection dilemma over key man Alfredo Morelos for Rangers’ do or die Champions League return clash with Union Saint Gilloise at Ibrox.

John Lundstram has accused Union Saint Gilloise of a lack of respect after their wild celebrations following their Champions League third qualifying round first leg win in Belgium as the Light Blues midfielder looks to make them pay in Tuesday’s Ibrox return.