Richard Foster claims Rangers need to reach the group stages of the Champions League partly for financial reasons after their hopes were left hanging by a thread.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side limped out of their third round qualifying first leg against Union Saint-Gilloise down 2-0 on aggregate ahead of the return match at Ibrox. Rangers didn't lay a glove on their opponents in Leuven and former Govan right-back Foster was concerned by a lack of blue control.
Joe Aribo and Calvin Bassey have been sold for big fees this summer but he reckons an additional multi-million boost in the form of UCL group stage cash would be huge. He told Sportsound: "The worrying thing for me was there was an acceptance about it. The players weren't getting at each other. They never put in any tackles.- "There was no-one taking charge of the game. Rangers are more than capable of coming back in this tie, but they're going to need to do something.
