Manchester United manager Erik Ten Hag has expressed concerns that his team is not prepared for their Premier League opener against Fulham, citing a challenging pre-season filled with international tournaments and new signings. Despite the arrival of defenders Matthijs de Ligt and Noussair Mazraoui, both of whom joined late, Ten Hag faces selection dilemmas due to injuries to key players, including Luke Shaw. He acknowledged that while the team is not ready, they must confront the start of the league without excuses. Meanwhile, Rangers captain James Tavernier emphasized the need to quickly move on from their Champions League exit following a controversial defeat to Dynamo Kyiv, urging his teammates to focus on their upcoming cup match. Tavernier was particularly frustrated with a refereeing decision that impacted the match's outcome, highlighting the importance of maintaining morale. Former midfielder Stuart McCall noted that while Rangers are not currently a Champions League-caliber team, they can strive for improvement in future campaigns.