Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst says Glen Kamara is his only new fitness concern ahead of Wednesday's match with Liverpool.
The Light Blues head into their fourth Champions League Group A match needing a positive result after defeats in the opening three matches, with a home tie against Ajax and away trip to Napoli ahead following their Battle of Britain showdown part two with Jurgen Klopp's men at Ibrox.
Tom Lawrence and John Souttar are definitely out of action for the meeting with Liverpool and nothing major has been picked up from Saturday's 4-0 triumph over St Mirren. Only Rangers midfielder Kamara is struggling with a new niggle but it isn't serious and hasn't been ruled out of action. A frantic night is expected in Glasgow after a 2-0 loss at Anfield last Tuesday, with Van Bronckhorst stating: "Kamara got a little knock but not too bad.
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"No fresh injury news. We all know Liverpool really well, we played against a strong side last week. We have to find more moments in the game to be dangerous.
"Our approach will be different tomorrow as we need points. We need to attack but we also need to defend really well against a good side.
"I expect a very hectic game. The Ibrox crowd will definitely push us on towards another good performance. We want to start the game well and put pressure on our opponents from the first whistle."
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