Derek McInnes has addressed whether Rangers will be able to sign any new players for their Conference League play-off.
The forward areas are where there is a more pressing need after Youssef Chermiti's injury left them with Lawrence Shankland, Ryan Naderi and Bojan Miovski as striker options.
They are also looking to add wide players after Couhaib Driouech's £7million move from PSV fell through.
The squad for the two-legged tie with Jablonec has been submitted but up to two changes can be made to it if new signings are brought in.
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McInnes was asked about the likelihood of signing any players in time.
He said: "Just the forward areas in general, we know what we need to get in, and we're still working really hard to do that. I sit at the training ground, next door in the offices where the lads are working hard to get this over the line.
"They're normally the hardest ones to get, because they're premium, and they normally come because they're good players, and we know we won't be the only show in town.
"So you've got to work really hard to get these players in. If we can be rewarded for our efforts, then we'll hopefully get a couple of good players in the building."
