Will Calvin Bassey transfer cash give Rangers boss Gio van Bronckhorst greater spending power? Monday Jury

KEITH JACKSON: It can’t do any harm. But Rangers need to be careful to strike the right balance. Losing Joe Aribo and Calvin Bassey from last season’s starting XI significantly weakens Van Bronckhorst’s side. If they also cash in on Alfredo Morelos and Ryan Kent this summer then the manager will be up against from the start.

GORDON PARKS: It's a much needed cash injection into the Rangers coffers and another feather in the cap of recruitment chief Ross Wilson but don't expect any multi-million pound arrivals as the model continues to buy cheap and sell big.

CRAIG SWAN: It should do. It's unlikely to be the whole lot, but there will be a chunk of it, surely.

FRASER WILSON: Rangers are pretty well covered in most departments now. Van Bronckhorst is after a replacement for Bassey but with Borna Barisic showing up well in pre-season I’d be surprised if there was to be a sizeable outlay on another left sided defender. The preference would likely be for another Bassey-type, young and with bags of potential.

KEITH: A centre half and a midfield enforcer will be at the top of Ange Postecoglou’s priority list. The Aussie needs to tighten up Celtic’s defences to have any chance of surviving in the Champions League group stages.

GORDON: Celtic's central defence has a galling lack of height and that is the immediate priority to be addressed by Postecoglou in the coming weeks.

CRAIG: Regardless of the pre-season results, Celtic needed another centre-back.

FRASER: Generally a manager would be happy with four established central defenders and while Cameron Carter-Vickers and Carl Starfelt are by far the first choice pairing. It’s whether there’s enough trust in Christopher Jullien and Stephen Welsh to step in when required. I