With a underwhelming domestic campaign now behind them, Rangers have a huge summer ahead as they edge closer to an impending takeover and look to appoint a new manager.
Failure to offer Celtic any sort of challenge in the Scottish Premiership title race saw Philippe Clement sacked in February, and the interim appointment of Barry Ferguson failed to spark an upturn in form at Ibrox as they limped to second place, finishing 17 points behind their Glasgow rivals.
The club have already confirmed Tom Lawrence, Leon Balogun and Ianis Hagi will depart the club this summer following the expiration of their contracts, while Vaclav Cerny, Neraysho Kasanwirjo and Rafael Fernandes will all return to their parent clubs after their reached the end of their loan deals.
With the 49ers takeover on the horizon, every Rangers player will find their futures put under the microscope, but which individuals are protected by long-term contracts - and which have just one year left to run?
Here, The Scotsman looks at when every Rangers player’s contract expires:
13. Ridvan Yilmaz
Often linked with a return to his homeland of Türkiye, the left-back has struggled with injury throughout his time at Rangers, but has impressed when fit. He has another two years left to run on his current deal, which expires in the summer of 2027. | PA Photo: PA
14. Dujon Sterling
Is expected to miss the majority of next season with a ruptured Achilles tendon, with Sterling not likely to be back in action until at least December. Signed a new deal with the club earlier this year though, so will remain at Ibrox until the summer of 2027. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
15. José Cifuentes
Has spent the last 18 months away from Rangers, spending time on loan at both Aris and Cruzeiro. He signed a four-year contract when he signed for ex-head coach Michael Beale, meaning his contract won't come to an end until the summer of 2027. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
16. Cyriel Dessers
The Scottish Premiership's top goalscorer for 2024/25, he's now scored 50 goals in two seasons at Ibrox. There's always been speculation about his future at the club, despite his feats, but he contract still has two more years to run and doesn't expire until the summer of 2027. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group