It is a huge night for Rangers and they will be pulling out all the stops to reach the Champions League group stage.
Gio van Bronckhorst and his side have made the journey to the Netherlands to take on PSV Eindhoven in the second leg of the playoff tie. And success would not only secure their spot in the group phase for the first time in 12 years, but would bring with it a huge financial reward of up to £30million, too.
However, if the Light Blues' mission fails on Tuesday and they drop into the group stage of the Europa League instead, the financial disparity is far from paltry. According to Scottish Express Sport, Rangers can expect to earn as much as £20million from second tier European competition. So, despite what would surely be a disappointing end to their Champions League qualification efforts, Rangers would still enjoy a hefty reward as well as a good chance of getting into the knockout phase for the fourth year running.
