Overview

• The Rangers manager said he has, "in a perverse way," enjoyed the intense focus on his tenure and wants his team to build momentum in Europe.
• Supporters protested against Martin and chief executive Patrick Stewart during the weekend, though Martin said he feels backed by the owners and leadership.
• Rangers are second bottom in the Premiership and exited the Champions League qualifiers 9-1 on aggregate to Club Brugge, setting the backdrop for heightened scrutiny.
• Squad update for Genk: Max Aarons is suspended, Joe Rothwell returns, Lyall Cameron is expected back next week, and Rabbi Matondo and Dujon Sterling have resumed training but are not ready.
• Martin defended a Loch Lomond bonding trip and rejected pundit suggestions that a night out would solve the team’s issues.