Rangers can take advantage of UEFA regulation to add two new players to squad before Thursday

Rangers can still add two new players to the Europa League squad to play Jagiellonia Bialystok in Poland on Thursday.

All clubs can take advantage of Article 31.10 to make late alterations to the players available in the qualifying rounds and the Playoff.

There is no same provision once the Europa League once the competition reaches the main ‘league’ stage.

Rangers fans are clamouring for reinforcements, given the injury to Ben Godfrey that is contributing toward a mini-crisis and the obvious lack of talent on the wings.

Derek McInnes has aleeady made outspoken comments on the issue, now it’s up to the recruitment staff and the powers that be to conclude business.

Rangers can still add two new players to Europa League squad

Rangers can still add two new players, the obvious issue is that they need to be signed first.

Tomorrow would be great for the action to unfold, even if nothing appears to be imminent just now. Hopefully, we are all surprised sooner rather than later.

The registration can be completed up to Wednesday night (just before midnight.

Europa League Article 31.10 in full

For the qualifying phase and the play-offs, a club may register a maximum of two new eligible players on List A after the above-mentioned deadlines, provided the quota of locally trained players is respected.

This registration must be completed by 23:59 CET the day before the relevant first-leg match and the club’s association must confirm in writing that the new player is currently eligible to play at domestic level.

If the registration of a new player causes the number of players on List A to exceed 25, the club must remove a player registered previously to reduce the number of players on the list to 25 again.

List A is the set main squad of 25 players, which includes homegrown player rules, while List B is the secondary, lengthy list of youth players, club-trained, and under 21 years of age.