Rangers

Rangers were founded in 2012 and play their home games at Ibrox Stadium in Scotland.

Rangers v Celtic · Photo: Vagelis Georgariou

Cue the trumpets, here we have the Rangers, a team that came squealing into existence in 2012. Their hallowed ground? Ibrox Stadium in our very own Scotland. Not so legendary yet, lads.

Now, let's talk money, because we all know that's what football's really about these days. According to the accountants at Transfermarkt, the Rangers have a total squad value that hovers around the £98m mark. Bravo. That will buy quite a few bog rolls.

Speaking of squad, there's a total of 29 strapping lads running around the pitch for Rangers, with an average age of 24. Younger side of life, eh? Bet they're enjoying their time in the limelight while they can.

This season, the Rangers have managed to find themselves scrabbling around in three competitions, the grand height of accomplishment so far being: staying afloat at 6th place in the Premiership, clawing their way to the Quarter-Finals in the League Cup, and managing to keep the dream alive (just about) in the Champions League Qualifiers. Aside from a few decent runs, it's hardly the stuff of legend, is it?

This team profile is regularly updated with new stats and analysis throughout the season. Last updated 18 August 2025. Send feedback

Rangers stats

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2012
Founded: Russell Martin (age 39)
Manager: James Tavernier
Captain: Andrew Cavenagh
Chair: The Gers
Nickname: Ibrox Stadium
Stadium: 51,700
Capacity: 150 Edmiston Drive, Glasgow, G51 2XD, UK
Address: rangers.co.uk
Website: +44 (0)871 702 1972
Telephone: £99m (via Transfermarkt)
Market Value

Recent results

In their last six matches, Rangers have recorded two wins, three draws and one loss.

Rangers

4 - 2

Alloa Athletic

Viktoria Plzen

2 - 1

Rangers

1 - 1

Dundee

Rangers

3 - 0

Viktoria Plzen

Motherwell

1 - 1

Rangers

Panathinaikos

1 - 1

Rangers

Rangers have worse recent form than Celtic, who have four wins and two draws in their last six games.

League position analysis

Track the position of Rangers over time in Scotland‘s Premiership during season 2025 - 2026. After 2 games, Rangers are placed fifth in the league.

Round 1

4th

Round 2

5th

League form

Track the performance of Rangers in Scotland‘s Premiership over their last six matches, home and away.

Overall

Rangers

1 - 1

Dundee

Motherwell

1 - 1

Rangers

Hibernian

2 - 2

Rangers

3 - 1

Dundee United

Rangers

4 - 0

Aberdeen

Rangers

1 - 1

Celtic

Rangers have the fourth best overall form in the Scottish Premiership, with two wins and four draws. Heart of Midlothian have the best overall form based on their last six games. Celtic have the second best overall form. Aberdeen have the worst overall form in the league.

Home

Rangers

1 - 1

Dundee

Rangers

3 - 1

Dundee United

Rangers

4 - 0

Aberdeen

Rangers

1 - 1

Celtic

Rangers

0 - 2

Hibernian

Rangers

1 - 2

Motherwell

Rangers have the third worst home form in the Scottish Premiership, with two wins, two draws and two losses, which is on par with Aberdeen. Hibernian have the best home form based on their most recent six home matches, and Celtic are second best. Dundee have the worst home form in the league.

Away

Motherwell

1 - 1

Rangers

Hibernian

2 - 2

Rangers

St Mirren

2 - 2

Rangers

Aberdeen

2 - 2

Rangers

Dundee

3 - 4

Rangers

Celtic

2 - 3

Rangers

Rangers have the second best away form in the Scottish Premiership, with two wins and four draws, which is on par with Dundee and Heart of Midlothian. Celtic have the best away form based on their last six away games. Aberdeen and Kilmarnock have the worst away form in the league.

Average statistics

Check out these per game stats for Rangers in their domestic league season 2025 - 2026.

⚽️ Goals scored

Home

Away

⚽️ Goals conceded

Home

Away

Rangers have the fourth worst attack in the Scottish Premiership, with an average of just 1 goal per game, which is on par with Dundee. Heart of Midlothian and Livingston have the best attack, with 1.5 goals per game, and Celtic are sixth best. Aberdeen and St Mirren have the worst attack in the league.

At home, Rangers score the seventh most goals in the Scottish Premiership, with 1 goal per game, which is on par with Celtic, Dundee and Motherwell. Livingston score more than any other team at home, with 1 goal per game. Celtic have the seventh best home attack. Aberdeen and St Mirren have the worst scoring record at home in the league.

Away from home, Rangers have the seventh best scoring record in the Scottish Premiership, with 1 goal per game, which is on par with Dundee and Falkirk. Heart of Midlothian score the most goals away from home, with 2 goals per game. Celtic have the second best away attack. Aberdeen, Motherwell and St Mirren score the fewest away goals per match in the league.

Rangers have the fourth best defence in the Scottish Premiership, losing just 1 goal per game, which is on par with Heart of Midlothian. Celtic have the best defence, losing just 0 goals per game. Dundee United and Falkirk have the worst defence in the league.

At home, Rangers concede the fourth fewest goals in the Scottish Premiership, losing 1 goal per game, which is on par with Livingston and Motherwell. Celtic, Heart of Midlothian and St Mirren concede fewer goals than any other team at home, losing just 0 goals per game. Dundee United have the worst defensive record at home in the league.

Away from home, Rangers have the third best defensive record in the Scottish Premiership, losing just 1 goal per game, which is on par with Dundee, Hibernian and St Mirren. Celtic and Motherwell concede the fewest goals away from home, losing just 0 goals per game. Falkirk concede the highest number of away goals per match in the league.

⏱️ Time of first goal scored

92m

Home

14m

Away

⏱️ Time of first goal conceded

51m

Home

87m

Away

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