Tensions between Scotland’s biggest rivals are already rising ahead of next season, with Rangers supporters sending a bold message to Celtic as transfer activity begins to take shape.
Rangers fans make their feelings clear
The Daily Record Hotline was reportedly flooded with calls from Rangers fans this week, with many using the platform to issue a direct warning to Celtic about what they believe is coming next season.
One caller didn’t hold back, saying:
“Celtic fans watching Rangers players help Scotland win will be shaking at what’s coming next season. Be afraid, be very afraid.”
The message reflects growing confidence among sections of the Rangers support that the club is beginning to rebuild strongly under Danny Röhl.
Early transfer momentum at Ibrox
Part of that confidence comes from early movement in the transfer market.
has already reportedly completed a move from Hearts, with the Scotland international expected to play a key role in the new-look Rangers attack.
Meanwhile, Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil is also strongly linked with a move to Ibrox. The 23-year-old is out of contract and is believed to be weighing up his next step, with Rangers said to be in a strong position.
In defence, Swedish centre-back Casper Widell remains another target. Rangers are reportedly competing with Blackburn Rovers and Derby County for his signature, with the club already registering interest as they look to strengthen the back line.
Confidence building among Rangers supporters
With early transfer progress and multiple targets identified, optimism is growing among fans that the squad could look significantly stronger next season.
The combination of early signings and ongoing recruitment has fuelled belief that Rangers are preparing for a serious title challenge.
Celtic reactions mixed
On the other side of the rivalry, opinions among Celtic supporters remain divided as discussions continue around management and squad direction.
One supporter recently suggested that Martin O’Neill should step aside to allow a new manager to take over and continue rebuilding the squad, reflecting ongoing debate around the club’s long-term direction.
The rivalry heats up again
With both clubs expected to be active in the transfer market, anticipation is already building for another intense season in Scottish football.
Rangers fans are confident.
Celtic supporters are watching closely.
And the battle lines for next season are already being drawn.
The bottom line
Early signings. Big ambitions. And strong words from supporters.
Rangers fans believe change is coming — and they are not shy about warning Celtic what they expect next season to bring.
