Rangers manager Derek McInnes has voiced confidence in the growing unity within his squad as the team prepares for a crucial double-header against Celtic in the League Cup and Scottish Premiership. Following a 1-0 win over St Mirren on Wednesday, where Bojan Miovski scored in stoppage time, Rangers have now secured four consecutive league victories. McInnes praised the strong bonding among players, describing the dressing room as one he is familiar with and wants his team to embody. He also emphasized the importance of continued support from the club and staff to achieve a successful period. The League Cup was the last trophy Rangers won in 2023, and for McInnes, it marks his only major silverware as a manager, which he earned with Aberdeen in 2014. As a player, McInnes has won both cup and league medals with Rangers, and he now aims to restore the club's relevance as they prepare to host Celtic in Sunday’s League Cup quarter-final. McInnes acknowledged the challenge of facing Celtic at home, stating the team is "90 minutes away from Hamden" — a reference to the Rangers' stadium — and "three games away from lifting silverware." McInnes urged his players to stay focused and avoid getting caught up in the significance of the fixture. He emphasized the need for quick ball movement and readiness to face Celtic's intense pressing style. He also recognized Celtic as a historically strong team with a legacy of domestic success, stressing the importance of giving Rangers a real chance to compete for trophies. With the double-header looming, McInnes is focused on maintaining the team's momentum and unity. He believes that consistent performances and strong support from the club can help Rangers regain their position as a dominant force in Scottish football. The upcoming matches against Celtic will be a key test of that belief.