Rangers have endured plenty of disappointment in recent seasons, but expectations at Ibrox never change. Regardless of form, finances or squad quality, supporters demand silverware. Now, with Derek McInnes rebuilding confidence, the possibility of a domestic clean sweep has entered…

Former Rangers defender Alan Hutton believes Rangers must target a domestic treble under manager Derek McInnes, despite past disappointments. Speaking to Footballpredictions.com, Hutton stated that winning multiple trophies remains the permanent expectation at Ibrox. He highlighted that Celtic's sustained success has set the benchmark that Glasgow supporters always expect their club to meet.
Hutton also noted that Rangers' absence from European competition could serve as a domestic advantage by reducing fixture congestion. With a domestic cup semi-final secured, he argued that securing an early trophy could generate crucial momentum for the league and Scottish Cup campaigns.
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