Rangers reveal every fixture to be played at Hampden as SPFL set firm deadline on stay away from Ibrox

Rangers have now confirmed their move to Hampden Park and the fixtures that will be moved away from Ibrox.

Fans have been left wondering where they would watch their heroes in action in the early part of the campaign as works on the Copland Road Stand hit a major delay meaning the men from Govan had to seek a short-term fix. Last week Rangers confirmed that a deal was in the final stage of being agreed with the SFA - which a club statement has revealed will cover the "early part" of the season.

It has been stated that the Scottish Premiership clashes with Motherwell and Ross County will now be moved to the national stadium as well as the crucial Champions League third round qualifier and the play-off if they navigate the first hurdle successfully. A home tie in the Premier Sports Cup would also be played in Mount Florida. However, the club have not yet been able to confirm a timeline for when they will return to Ibrox. However, the SPFL have confirmed that the agreement only stands until Scotland’s UEFA Nations League fixture at home to Poland on September 5.

A club statement read: "Rangers confirm agreement has been finalised with both the Scottish FA and SPFL for the use of Hampden Park for the club’s home fixtures in the early part of the 2024/25 season. Further to last week’s update, the club is continuing work at pace on detailed plans for the transition to the National Stadium.

"While the Ask Rangers site seeks to address immediate questions, further information will be delivered to our season ticket holders and seasonal hospitality clients as we progress the situation. At this stage, the club can announce our William Hill Scottish Premiership matches with Motherwell on Saturday, 10 August and Ross County on