Guul adag oo Pittodrie ah oo McInnes u arka inay saldhig u tahay xilligiisa Rangers
Derek McInnes wuxuu sheegay inuu si dhab ah ugu riyaaqay daawashada kooxdiisa Rangers markii ugu horreysay xilli ciyaareedkan kadib guushii Scottish Premiership ee Pittodrie.
McInnes iyo fahaniga ciyaarta ka dib guul yar
Rangers ayaa ku guuleysatay ciyaartii Scottish Premiership ee garoonka Pittodrie iyadoo Lawrence Shankland uu dhaliyay rigoor labaad ee qeybtii labaad. McInnes wuxuu yiri: 'Probably for the first time this season, I really, really enjoyed watching the team.'.
McInnes wuxuu xusay: 'Contrasting feelings from Thursday night. I thought today we were far more like the Rangers team I want us to be.'. Wuxuu kaloo yiri: 'It's small steps in terms of points and performance. It will do the players the world of good.'.
Falanqaynta khabirada iyo xaaladda kooxda
Chris Sutton, oo ahayd weeraryahani hore ee Celtic, wuxuu qeexay ciyaartii Rangers inay ahayd 'bitty performance'. Kris Boyd, oo ahayd weeraryahan hore ee Rangers, wuxuu yiri: 'Rangers came up here and got three points - that was the most important thing.'.
Boyd wuxuu kaloo yiri: 'If there's not been any bids for Raskin, get him in your team because he's your best midfielder by a country mile.'. Nicolas Raskin ma uusan joogin ciyaarta, laakiin Rangers lama helin dalab.
Ciyaaryahan cusub iyo diyaargarowga ciyaarta soo socota
Kim Min-su, oo 20 jir ah oo Kuuriyan Koonfureed ah, ayaa saftay kulankiisii ugu horreeyay ee Pittodrie kadib hal tababar oo kaliya. Wuxuu ka yimid Girona lacag qiyaastii £8.5m ah, isagoo la socda Djeidi Gassama.
McInnes wuxuu yiri: 'We're still trying to react to the Youssef [Chermiti] situation.'. Chermiti waa dhaawac fog, Rangersna waxay raadineysaa Kevin Kelsy; McInnes: 'We're pretty close on that one. Hopefully we can get our target in before Wednesday's game [away to Falkirk].'.
Derek McInnes said he had never truly enjoyed watching his Rangers side until Sunday's hard-fought Scottish Premiership victory at Pittodrie, where Lawrence Shankland's second-half penalty secured three points in a match that could define his tenure.
A Glimmer of Hope After a Difficult Start
Having overseen Rangers' elimination from European competition before the end of August, McInnes led his players to Aberdeen with mounting pressure on his future. The win came after just two victories in seven league matches, offering a rare moment of relief for the Ibrox boss.
McInnes told BBC Scotland: 'Probably for the first time this season, I really, really enjoyed watching the team.' He added that while the performance was not sparkling for 90 minutes, the side competed and brought quality, which he believed was the most important factor in securing the result.
Pundits Split on Whether the Result Matters
Former Celtic striker Chris Sutton described Rangers' showing as a 'bitty performance', questioning whether it could be a turning point for McInnes. Meanwhile, former Rangers striker Kris Boyd said the three points were the most important thing, urging patience from the club's supporters.
McInnes echoed the sentiment, stating he would have 'taken any win' following Thursday's humiliating Conference League exit at the hands of Jablonec. He noted that last season Rangers went so far behind and still recovered to a title race, suggesting this result could be a small but significant step forward.
New Signings and Transfer Uncertainty
McInnes singled out Kim Min-su, a 20-year-old South Korean signed from Girona for a reported fee of £8.5m, who impressed on his debut after just one training session. Alongside Djeidi Gassama, the new signing was Rangers' best attacking player in a team performance that lacked quality on and off the ball.
However, uncertainty remains over Nicolas Raskin, who was absent amid talk about his future, with no offers received so far. McInnes revealed the club is close to finalising a move for Portland Timbers' Kevin Kelsy, hoping to bring in the striker before Wednesday's game away to Falkirk.
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