Rangers play at Hampden Park for what reason?

The Rangers will not travel to their Ibrox home for the first few days of the fresh Premiership time.

Before hosting Dynamo Kyiv in Glasgow for the next foot of their Champions League qualifying match, Rangers will perform their first home game of the 2024/25 Scottish Premiership time, but neither game will take place at Ibrox.

This year, Philippe Clement's area have been away from home for both of their aggressive games, drawing 0-0 at Souls on Saturday and capturing a soon draw against Dynamo Kyiv in Poland on Tuesday night.

Rangers will then enjoy the next few days ' value of house sports four miles down the road at Scotland's national stadium Hampden Park, home to Queen's Park.

Why Rangers are n't playing at Ibrox

Rangers have been forced to play aside from their normal blunder by construction work in the Copland Stand, which was intended to be completed in the off-season but was hit by disruptions in the summer.

The project's building materials did not arrive from abroad as planned.

The restoration work may increase the stand's capacity by 600 after finished.

The club's home games up until Scotland's UEFA Nations League game against Poland on September 5 are included in the agreement, according to a mutual SFA and SPFL statement from last month.

Rangers have committed to funding an accelerated pitch development program to ensure the club's first household game against Hampden is played on time as part of the deal. "

The team is still working diligently on the Copland Stand initiative at Ibrox, according to a Rangers declaration, and will finish it as soon as possible. As soon as the team can provide a comprehensive update on games returning to our house, it will do so. "