Giovanni van Bronckhorst has some huge decisions to make ahead of Rangers’ Champions League second leg qualifier against Union Saint-Gilloise.
The Dutchman has his work cut out this week as he aims to build a side capable of keeping the club’s hopes of reaching the group stage alive.
Van Bronckhorst came under scrutiny for the first time in his Ibrox tenure for gettinghis tactics and formation wrong during the 2-0 defeat in Belgium.
His team selection is likely to come under the spotlight on Tuesday where another mammoth European performance is required to overturn the first-leg deficit.
Rangers limped to a 2-0 win over Kilmarnock at the weekend, but they displayed an energy and intent that has been lacking in recent games.
A number of summer signings are still finding their feet in Glasgow and Rangers will need to become more clinical in the final third if they are to reach the play-off round.
With that in mind, the return of Alfredo Morelos from a five month absence offers van Bronckhorst a timely boost and Ryan Kent could also be available for selection if he is passed fit after sustaining an ankle injury.
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Van Bronckhorst came under scrutiny for the first time in his Ibrox tenure for gettinghis tactics and formation wrong during the 2-0 defeat in Belgium.
5. LB - Ridvan Yilmaz
Turkish full-back made his Ibrox debut on Saturday and showed up well, despite a nervy start. Will hope to form a strong partnership with Kent down the left-hand side.
6. CM - John Lundstram
Hasn’t looked as effective as last season early doors but the Scouser will be tasked with adding extra cover to the Gers backline.
7. CM - Ryan Jack
Didn’t feature on Saturday after being left on the bench but the Scotland international will be eager to make amends for a slack performance in Belgium last week.
8. LW - Ryan Kent
A glaring omission from the travelling squad last week due to an ankle injury. His pace and trickery will be required if passed fit enough to start. Often saves his best performances for Europe. Photo: Ian MacNicol