Rangers agree a relocation to Hampden Park up to 5 September due to delayed construction work at Ibrox Stadium.
Rangers have agreed a relocation to Hampden Park up to early September due to delayed construction work at Ibrox Stadium.
The Scottish FA has revealed the arrangement runs until Scotland host Poland in the Nations League on 5 September. A statement from Rangers says the club is "continuing to work tirelessly" on completing work to the Copland Stand "as soon as possible".
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