Beale on final defeat, summer changes, and Kilmarnock
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Martin Dowden, BBC Sport Scotland
Rangers manager Michael Beale has been talking to the media today ahead of his side's Scottish Premiership clash with Kilmarnock on Saturday.
Here are the key points from his press conference:
Says they are disappointed with the Viaplay Cup final defeat, as he feels the team underperformed on the day. "We have to continue to improve and go on another run."
Described the summer window as very important for the football club and said that Rangers need to recruit "three or four that are going to make a massive impact to the team".
Beale admitted that his side have not been "ourselves for large parts of the games" against Celtic since he returned and that’s something he is looking to improve on.
Is not underestimating Kilmarnock, who are "fighting for their lives", but says that three points is a must.
Team news: there are no fresh injuries; John Souttar has returned to the squad, but Ridvan Yilmaz needs a bounce game before he comes back into contention.
