Michael Beale has conceded that Alfredo Morelos and Ryan Kent may have played their final game for Rangers at Hampden.
The duo are out of contract at Ibrox and are expected to leave the club in the summer.
Gers manager Beale was asked about the pair in his post match press conference as the Govan side were defeated in the Scottish Cup semi-final by Celtic.
He was quizzed on whether both Morelos and Kent have played their final game at Hampden and he responded "Possibly, yes."
Jota’s first-half header gave Celtic a hard-fought 1-0 win over Rangers at Hampden Park to set up a Scottish Cup final date with Inverness which could see them clinch the domestic treble.
The returning Portuguese winger punished slack Gers defending three minutes from the interval to head past keeper Allan McGregor from close range.
Ibrox skipper James Tavernier hit the post with a drive in a breathless second half, with substitute Fashion Sakala missing the open goal from the rebound, but despite much huffing and puffing the holders could not muster an equaliser and it eventually turned into another hard-luck story.
Ominously, Michael Beale has not beaten Celtic in four attempts since taking over as Light Blues boss last November, while Rangers have not won an Old Firm game in six attempts.
Ange Postecoglou’s side, one cinch Premiership victory away from retaining the title and with the ViaPlay trophy already in the Parkhead trophy room, will be overwhelming favourites when they play Championship side Inverness at the national stadium on June 3 and few will bet against them completing the clean sweep.
For Beale and Rangers, it is now all about next season.
