Rangers are one step away from a lucrative spot in the Europa League group stage as they face Russia outfit FC Ufa in the first leg at Ibrox on Thursday.
An impressive 3-1 aggregate victory against Maribor has Steven Gerrard Rangers on the verge of sealing a place in the Europa League. Despite not being a household name, FC Ufa can cause serious problems to Rangers and Gerrard will be wary of the Russians’ threat.
A 3-1 victory at Kilmarnock in the Scottish League cup was the best way to prepare for Rangers ahead of an all-important Europa League play-off tie.
Gerrard could be without the services of Jamie Murphy for a long time after the winger appeared to twist his left knee during the win at Kilmarnock on Sunday.
Lassana Coulibaly remains a doubt for the game, while Graham Dorrans, Jordan Rossiter and Lee Wallace remain sidelined.
McGregor was a beast in Rangers’ draw at Maribor last week and will surely start the Europa League play-off first-leg against FC Ufa.
Tavernier has been excellent since the start of the new season and will be hoping to continue his good form.
Goldson has slotted seamlessly into the side, dishing out commanding displays in defence. He is a sure starter against FC Ufa.
Katic has been a revelation since joining Rangers and all credits to Gerrard and Mark Allen for spotting a real gem.
Despite being a right-footed defender, Flanagan has performed admirably well at left-back whenever called upon.
Give Arfield the ball in tight space and he’ll find something to do with it. The former Falkirk and Burnley man knows how to dig in and do the defensive work, but he is equally adept at starting counter-attacks with ease.
The Scotland international has arguably been one of the most impressive performers since Gerrard’s arrival at Ibrox and it appears that Jack is ready to stamp his authority as a holding midfielder.
Ejaria has shown glimpses of his quality at Ibrox and will be happy playing on the right of a midfield four, or anywhere in attacking midfield.
The Portuguese’s composure on the ball and willingness to play wherever the manager wants is worthy of praise.
Kent had a solid game against Kilmarnock and will retain his place on the right-wing for the Europa League tie.
Morelos’ confidence must be at a high after a fantastic hat-trick against Kilmarnock on Sunday. Without any doubts, the Colombian will start up front for the Gers.
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