Every Rangers home game that could be played away from Ibrox as stadium fiasco set to spark absence for MONTHS

Rangers fear they may have to play away from Ibrox until OCTOBER at the earliest.

Record Sport revealed that further crisis talks will take place this week about hiring Hampden for the 'foreseeable future' with a delegation from the Govan outfit visiting the national stadium last week to get a full rundown of the facilities. Chairman John Bennett is closing in on a deal to secure his club a temporary home, and while Murrayfield remains a live option, talks over a switch to Mount Florida have gathered pace with talks to ramp up over the next few days.

Philippe Clement's men have jetted out to the Netherlands for a pre-season camp as they start putting in the hard miles on the training pitch ahead of their bid to try and beat rivals Celtic and Brendan Rodgers to the Scottish Premiership crown while also join them at Europe's top table with Champions League qualifiers on the horizon. The players or supporters are none the wiser as to where the team will be playing with an official announcement yet to be communicated.

However, what is certain is that should the lockout last until October then a host of games will be played away from Ibrox. The list includes league outings as well as potentially two home Champions League qualifying ties plus the potential for a game in the lucrative newly revamped tournament proper. Should Rangers fail in qualifying they will play in the Europa League group stages and similarly to the premier competition, they could face one game away from Ibrox that would be a 'home' match.

The Premier Sports Cup gets up and running this coming weekend but with Rangers playing in Europe they avoid the group stage. They join the knockout rounds alongside Celtic, Hearts, Kilmarnock and St Mirren due to