SpotlightBBC SportUnverified source· 25 Sept 2026
100 days of McInnes: from Ibrox jeers to Old Firm wins
A turbulent start, a huge squad overhaul, then a six-game streak — Derek McInnes' first 100 days at Rangers have had it all.


Derek McInnes
coach
Role
Rangers manager
Appointed
17 June
Replaced
Danny Rohl
Win streak
6 games
Old Firm wins
2
What happened. Derek McInnes was appointed Rangers manager on 17 June, replacing Danny Rohl. After a sluggish start that brought Ibrox jeers and failure to qualify for Europe for the first time in a decade, a six-game winning streak including two Old Firm derby victories has quietened talk of crisis.
- McInnes grew up a Rangers supporter, played for the club, and previously turned down the manager's job.
- His first game ended 1-1 at Dundee United, with Thelo Aasgaard scoring a second-half equaliser.
- A huge squad overhaul took place during his brief but busy tenure.
“It is no secret that I grew up a Rangers supporter and I am convinced this is the right time to take on this prestigious role.”
— Derek McInnes
Rangers enter the international break in a good place after two wins over Celtic, with McInnes' revival gaining momentum.
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