Breaking News:Rangers learn potential Champions League play-off opponents – reunion awaits with £3.5m Ibrox
The Ibrox side could face a potential reunion with a former players after the latest qualifying draw
Rangers will face either Red Bull Salzburg or FC Twente in the Champions League play-off round should they manage to see off Dynamo Kyiv in their third round qualifier.
Philippe Clement’s side are busy preparing for a two-legged tie with the Ukrainian side but they are now aware of their possible opposition if they advance in the competition with a trip to either Austria or the Netherlands lying in wait.
If the Ibrox side progress, they will play the first leg at home on August 20/21 with the second leg on August 27/28. Should the Gers be eliminated by Dynamo Kyiv then they would drop into the revamped Europa League league phase.
The Glasgow giants travel to Poland this afternoon ahead of their first leg against Kyiv on Tuesday, with the match taking place at the Arena Lublin due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The return leg on Tuesday, August 13 will be played at Hampden Park.
Kyiv impressed during a 9-2 aggregate win over Serbian outfit FK Partizan to set up the clash. Both clubs were seeded for the latest qualifying draw, meaning they could have faced any one of LOSC Lille, Fenerbahce, RB Salzburg or FC Twente.
The latter draw transpired, with Rangers now set for a possible quickfire reunion with £3.5million flop Sam Lammers, who was sold to the Dutch club for an undisclosed fee last month, with the forward penning a three-year deal. Defender Robin Propper moved in the opposite direction from t
Kyiv impressed during a 9-2 aggregate win over Serbian outfit FK Partizan to set up the clash. Both clubs were seeded for the latest qualifying draw, meaning they could have faced any one of LOSC Lille, Fenerbahce, RB Salzburg or FC Twente.
The latter draw transpired, with Rangers now set for a possible quickfire reunion with £3.5million flop Sam Lammers, who was sold to the Dutch club for an undisclosed fee last month, with the forward penning a three-year deal. Defender Robin Propper moved in the opposite direction from the Eredivisie side a few days later.
he Eredivisie side a few days later.
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