Rangers winter diary in full as Clement plans 'very active' January transfer window, training camp and marquee friendlies

Scotland's top flight is currently in cold storage with the winter break in full swing - and Rangers have big plans for the weeks ahead.

Gers got 2024 underway with a comfortable home win over Kilmarnock to get put their derby disappointment against Celtic in the to one side and head into the shutdown in a better frame of mind after signing off with a victory in front of the Ibrox support. Philippe Clement's arrival has sparked a new lease of life in Govan with excitement building across the club.

The Belgian has already landed his first piece of silverware in the Ibrox trophy cabinet after defeating Aberdeen in the Viaplay Cup Final. It was a long wait to see their name back on the League Cup but the first prize on offer this season is safely in the bag for skipper James Tavernier and his team-mates. The Europa League has also offered special nights and memories in recent times and an incredible 90 minutes of action in Seville ended with Rangers winning the section and booking direct entry to the last 16 stage of the tournament.

And when you chuck in a Scottish Cup campaign ready to get underway and a title battle with Brendan Rodgers and his troops, the second half of the season is set up to be one full of twists and turns for the Ibrox faithful. But what is in the diary for Rangers across the next couple of weeks with the action across the top league paused? Record Sport takes a look at what the supporters can expect from the club.

Philippe Clement has already delivered one signing and he expects to add further reinforcements. Fabio Silva has checked in from Wolves on loan and has already made his Ibrox debut.

A new left back is a priority with a number of names linked with the job including former Hibs youngster