Filip Helander has admitted his priority is getting back to full fitness before making any decision on his future at Rangers.
The big Swede - who has been a long-term absentee for the Light Blues - is out of contract in the summer and a decision yet to be made by the club or player about what the future will hold for the stopper. He's currently going through the rehab process for his foot injury after having surgery on the knock as he looks for a return around February or March time.
His return will be met by a new manager in the dugout following Rangers' decision to sack Giovanni van Bronckhorst on Monday with poor performances and results ultimately proving his downfall, with Celtic now nine points ahead in the Premiership standings. Injuries haven't helped at Ibrox, particularly in the defensive ranks, with Connor Goldson and John Souttar also long-term crocks.
