McInnes expects Rangers transfer activity before window closes after Aberdeen loss
Rangers earned a 1-0 away victory over Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership, securing a significant result in the title race. Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes conceded his side was beaten by the better team and pointed to Rangers' ongoing transfer activity as a factor, suggesting the Glasgow club could add more quality before the window closes. The result keeps pressure on Celtic at the top of the table, while Aberdeen continue to push for a European qualification spot.
Read the full story at skysports.comA narrow but meaningful win for Rangers on the road reinforces their credentials in the Scottish Premiership title race, with McInnes' comments indirectly underscoring the depth gap between the two squads. His observation that Rangers may yet add signings highlights how the January transfer window can reshape the balance of power in Scotland's top flight. For Aberdeen, the focus shifts to whether they can regroup quickly and maintain their push for European places.
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