Rangers veteran Kenny Miller has told that the new signings are “settling in fine” ahead of their Thursday evening Europa League clash.
The Ibrox giants are preparing to face Luxembourg-based side Progres Niedercorn in Glasgow for their first clash of 2017-18 campaign.
They could potentially be lining up with many new faces following the end of the 2016-17 season in May with as any as eight players all making the move to Rangers in Pedro Caixinha’s first window in charge of the club.
Many of the new additions have also joined from outside of the United Kingdom and may need longer to adapt to the club, but the experienced Miller has told in a press conference, as quoted by the official Rangers Twitter account on Wednesday that they are all settling in well and he has even started to learn Spanish and Portuguese.
KM: "The new boys have been settling in fine. It's a good place to come with so many good people around the club."
— Rangers Football Club (@RangersFC) June 28, 2017
KM: "I'm trying to learn a few Spanish and Portuguese phrases!"
— Rangers Football Club (@RangersFC) June 28, 2017
Caixinha has looked to overhaul his squad which finished in third place in the Premiership last season, while also looking to add to his squad as he prepares for a busy European schedule.
He has mainly focused on players from his homeland with each of Fabio Cardoso, Daniel Candeias, Bruno Alves and Dalcio all coming him, while he has even cast his eye as far as Mexico to bring in duo Eduardo Herrera and Carlos Pena.
Rangers fans are now eagerly awaiting how well the new additions can play as a team.