With Scotland sitting on the sidelines whilst the rest of Europe engages in a feast of football in France this summer, many fans are eagerly awaiting the start of the new season.
Rangers supporters are particularly keen to get the new campaign underway after securing promotion to the top-flight after winning the Championship last season.
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The Light Blues will jet out to the United States tomorrow morning and will spend the next ten days in Charleston as preparations continue for the new Premiership campaign.
Boss Mark Warburton has made seven additions to his squad so far this summer as he has bolstered his ranks for a shot at the top flight title next term.
Matt Gilks, Matt Crooks, Clint Hill and Josh Windass are all part of the Gers’ travelling party as they get a chance to familiarise themselves with their new team-mates ahead of the big kick-off.
The Ibrox side will also take on Burnley as part of preparations for next season.
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However, the revamped Scottish League Cup means Warburton's side will have far more early season fixtures this campaign with the Light Blues set to take on Motherwell, East Stirlingshire, Annan Athletic and Stranraer next month before they even begin their Premiership campaign.
Here are Rangers' two scheduled pre-season fixtures:
6 July Charleston Battery v Rangers
30 July Burnley v Rangers
Scottish League Cup fixtures:
16 July Motherwell v Rangers
19 July Rangers vAnnan Athletic
22 July East StirlingshirevRangers
25 July RangersvStranraer
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