Kenny Miller believes Rangers shouldn't cull all of their senior players at once, after manager Michael Beale confirmed he is hoping to trim his squad in the summer.
Experienced quartet Ryan Jack, Scott Arfield, Allan McGregor and Steven Davis are among a lengthy list of stars out-of-contract at the end of the season, with their Ibrox futures uncertain. Beale has brought in Nicolas Raskin and Todd Cantwell as he looks to build for the future but ex-Gers striker Miller wouldn't be surprised if McGregor carries on playing for another year despite being in his 40s because having that level of experience in the dressing room can be invaluable.
Writing in his Daily Record column, Miller said: "The biggest calls are: Which of Ryan Jack, Scott Arfield, Allan McGregor and Steven Davis do you keep? And the other: What do you do with those bought for big money who aren’t playing like Rabbi Matondo and Ridvan Yilmaz? Deciding there’s no Jack, Arfield, Davis or McGregor is a huge call and I’d be reluctant to let them ALL go.
