McInnes warns it’s premature for Rangers to chase Celtic and Hearts after Dundee win
Rangers’ manager tempers expectations ahead of Dundee clash
Rangers boss Derek McInnes has cautioned against assuming that a victory over Dundee this Saturday will instantly elevate the Glasgow side into a position to challenge the league leaders Celtic and the strong Hearts side. The manager highlighted that the team still has work to do before they can realistically contend for the top spots.
Why the caution?
McInnes explained that while a win against Dundee would be a positive step, it does not automatically translate into a direct threat to the clubs occupying the top of the table. He stressed the importance of consistency and building momentum over a series of matches rather than relying on a single result.
Looking ahead
The Rangers camp acknowledges the need for steady progress. The upcoming fixture against Dundee is seen as an opportunity to solidify performance, but the manager insists that the club must remain focused on the broader season objectives before setting sights on overtaking Celtic or Hearts.
- Rangers aim to secure three points against Dundee.
- Manager Derek McInnes emphasizes long‑term development over immediate pressure on league leaders.
- Future challenges against Celtic and Hearts are still considered a step away.
Fans will be watching closely to see how the team responds, but McInnes’s message is clear: patience and steady improvement are the keys to mounting any serious challenge later in the campaign.
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