Charlie Nicholas has highlighted the 'scary' problem facing Rangers ahead of their Champions League cruch with Union Saint-Gilloise - as he has identified ONE key area of the park that would 'surprise' him if they don't add before the window slams shut.
The Light Blues welcome the Belgians to Ibrox tonight as they bid to overturn last week's two-nil defeat. Giovanni van Bronckhorst's men picked up some massive results on their own turf last season on their run to the Europa League Final in Seville. Ex-Celtic man Nicholas reckons they will overcome the task at hand and reach the play-off round.
But he has warned failure to do so would see them suffer financially in comparison to their Glasgow rivals, who are guaranteed a big cash boost after direct entry to the group stage proper. This would allow them to dip into the transfer market once again and that is why victory tonight and reaching the next stage against Monaco or PSV is vital. Ex-Hoops hitman Nicholas has also questioned whether Jon McLaughlin is good enough for the top level on the European stage. He has no doubt over his ability in the domestic leagues but on the big stage, he has his doubts and has questioned why a new goalkeeper hasn't arrived this summer with Allan McGregor 'no longer the answer' and Robby McCrorie the clear third choice at the club.
