Former Rangers player Andy Halliday has condemned the club's transfer dealings as "gross mismanagement."
This criticism comes after Rangers were knocked out of the Europa League by Jagiellonia Bialystok on Thursday night. The Ibrox club was held to a 1-1 draw at home, resulting in a 3-2 aggregate defeat.
🗣️ "A gross level of mismanagement... If you've signed 27 players in the space of 12 months, then you've got so many decisions wrong." Former Rangers midfielder Andy Halliday assesses his former club's transfer activity ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/9RIJ1rYyZ1
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Speaking on Sky Sports, Halliday said the defeat highlighted the imbalance in Rangers' squad. He said, "A gross level of mismanagement. At any football club, if you’ve signed 27 players in the space of 12 months, then you’ve got so many decisions wrong.
"The balance of Rangers’ squad at this moment in time, it’s quite incredible that they’ve allowed this to take place.
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"Only one left-back in the door, three centre-halves, only two wingers and a whole host of central midfield players that all fit the same profile.
"They are right in saying they need more players, but they have to be an immediate upgrade."