Michael Beale is not interested in short-term fixes at Rangers despite admitting some 'very, very interesting' loan players are available.
The Ibrox gaffer doesn't believe bringing players in on temporary deals for a minimum of 18 games is right for the club long-term. He would much rather bring in three or four signings that will be part of things for years to come and will help improve the situation beyond the end of the season. Injuries have been an issue for the Light Blues this campaign with the likes of Tom Lawrence, John Souttar, Filip Helander, Ianis Hagi, Kemar Roofe and Connor Goldson missing extended periods. Goldson is back and at the heart of the defence while Roofe made his return before suffering another injury. The others are yet to return or feature under the new boss at this stage.
But despite the injuries behind the scenes, Beale - who has been linked with a number of players including Todd Cantwell and Morgan Whittaker - believes the squad he has at his current disposal is capable with the short-term fix solution questioned with a 'I am not really sure what it does for us' response.
