Derek McInnes has been in charge for 100 days at Rangers, a club he grew up supporting, played for and previously turned down the opportunity to manage. In his brief but busy tenure, there has been a huge squad overhaul, while a sluggish start led to Ibrox jeers and the failure to qualify for European football for the first time in a decade. Then came September, a golden start to autumn quietened talk of crisis as a winning streak extended to six games, including two Old Firm derby victories, BBC Sport Scotland reports.
McInnes' team has since found its footing, with a six-game winning streak that has included two victories over Celtic. This turnaround has been a major factor in McInnes' success, with Rangers going into the international break in a good place following two wins over great rivals Celtic. As Rangers head into the international break, McInnes will be looking to maintain the team's momentum and continue to push for a top-two finish in the Premiership.