Min-su To Make His Debut? | Predicted 4-2-3-1 Rangers Lineup To Face Aberdeen

Min-su To Make His Debut? | Predicted 4-2-3-1 Rangers Lineup To Face Aberdeen Rangers have hit a crisis point before the calendar has even flipped to September, plunging Derek McInnes’s fledgling Ibrox tenure into total disarray. They have been eliminated from the UEFA Conference League playoffs after a defeat in the tie-breaker against FK Jablonec, and the gaffer must now deliver domestic silverware with no European involvement this season. They have yet to win a Premiership game, and it could become even worse if they fail to snatch all three points against Aberdeen at Pittodrie. McInnes often troubled the Gers during his 8-year tenure as the Dons chief. However, the Glasgow giants have dominated their recent meetings, and a setback on Sunday lunchtime could jeopardise his future. Predicted 4-2-3-1 Rangers Lineup To Face Aberdeen Defence Ivor Pandur has done his best between the sticks amid frailties and fitness woes in their reconstructed backline. The Croatian is likely to undergo another tricky test this weekend, with Aberdeen winning both their home games so far this campaign. GLASGOW, SCOTLAND – AUGUST 20: Ryan Don Naderi of Rangers scores his team’s first goal during the UEFA Conference League 2026/27 Play Off Round First Leg match between Rangers and Jablonec at Ibrox Stadium on August 20, 2026 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images) Ben Godfrey has now recovered from a hamstring injury sustained in the opening gameweek. He was an unused substitute on Thursday night, and needs to fight for his place following Olwethu Makhanya’s emergence. The South African centre-half should retain his spot alongside Emmanuel Fernandez. Dujon Sterling must get the nod down the right ahead of Kosta Nedeljkovic and Ross McCrorie. Also, James Penrice remains the preferred choice on the left due to Tuur Rommens’ injury. The Scotsman has to recover from the midweek disappointment after missing the decisive spot-kick against Jablonec. Midfield Nicolas Raskin, who is nursing an ongoing ankle injury, could miss the trip to Pittodrie. The Belgian is expected to part ways before Monday’s deadline, and the manager should opt for Connor Barron and Vanja Dragojevic as the ‘double pivot’, with Dan Neil and Cammy Devlin potentially introduced as second-half substitutes. McInnes has banked on Tochi Chukwuani as the midfield attacker in recent games, primarily for his versatility in the centre of the pitch. The Danish ace often slots deep to form a three-man midfield, but his limited attacking ability decimates the creative spark high up the pitch. Thelo Aasgaard should be restored to the Starting XI and occupy his preferred ‘number 10’, replacing Chukwuani. Rangers have completed the mega transfer of Kim Min-su from Girona. The South Korean wideman might get involved from the bench before eventually succeeding Djeidi Gassama down the left-hand flank. Daisuke Yokota should feature from the right ahead of Findlay Curtis. Attack Ryan Naderi should spearhead the attack once again, given Youssef Chermiti is ruled out for the season with an ACL rupture. Lawrence Shankland and Bojan Miovski might also play a part as ‘super subs’ to find the target.