McInnes believes a first trophy for his Rangers squad could reinforce confidence and belief throughout the club as he prepares to face Aberdeen at Hampden.
Rangers manager Derek McInnes has stated that winning a first trophy could reinforce confidence and belief throughout the club ahead of their semi-final clash with Aberdeen at Hampden. McInnes faces his former side, which he managed for nearly eight years, as Rangers seek to secure a place in the final.
Having defeated Celtic in the previous round, McInnes emphasized the importance of delivering a performance amid the tension of a semi-final. Rangers will be backed by around 35,000 supporters at Hampden as they aim to reach the tournament's final.
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