Rangers' Europa League qualifying campaign has started with a setback after the club lost to Jagellonia Bialystok. The defeat has raised fresh questions about the team's early-season form under new manager Derek McInnes. McInnes, who took charge recently, has yet to see his side find consistency, and the loss in the qualifying round has intensified scrutiny from fans and pundits alike. With the campaign still in its infancy, the result is a worrying sign for the Scottish side, which had hoped to progress deep into the competition. The match against Jagellonia Bialystok was an opportunity for Rangers to build momentum, but instead it exposed the challenges that remain. McInnes now faces the task of steadying the ship as the club looks to bounce back in European play and in domestic competition. While it is too early to judge his tenure harshly, the early results suggest there is work to be done to turn things around. The coming weeks will be crucial for the manager and his players as they try to answer the growing questions about what is going wrong. For now, Rangers supporters will be hoping for a swift response from a team that remains a work in progress under its new leadership.