Jermain Defoe fires Rangers character warning as he laments aspect that proved costly in Hearts defeat

Rangers handed the Premiership title initiative to Celtic with a turgid, laboured draw against Aberdeen on Saturday.

Borna Barisic has already offered to help Rangers new boy Ianis Hagi settle in at Ibrox.

Rangers striker Jermain Defoe faces an extended spell on the sidelines after the full extent of his calf injury was revealed.

New Hearts signing Toby Sibbick admitted the roar after Liam Boyce’s winner against Rangers gave him goosebumps and that his social media notifications afterwards showed how big a club he’s joined.

As the transfer window reaches its thrilling crescendo, there's tons happening both in Scotland and across Europe.

Rangers will be without Jermain Defoe for at least two to four weeks after a calf injury picked up against Ross County.

Everyone knows about the relationship Steven Gerrard and Jermain Defoe had as players for England.

The January transfer window has the ability to shock and it's certainly no different this time around.

Rangers boss Steven Gerrard admits he was left shocked by how poor his team were at Tynecastle and admitted he didn't recognise his players.

Celtic's win over Ross County means that Rangers visit Gorgie today five points behind the league leaders.

Kenny Dalglish has warned Alfredo Morelos any further suspensions could wreck Rangers' title challenge.

Daniel Stendel has admired Steven Gerrard from afar as a lover of midfield generals who chip in with goals.

Rangers could be dealt a further injury blow after Allan McGregor was pictured clutching his ankle in training.

Steven Gerrard insists Jermain Defoe is a massive part of Alfredo Morelos' improvement - although he doesn't expect the veteran to take any credit.

Steven Gerrard told Rangers fans they are entitled to groan as he praised his players for winning ugly against stubborn St Mirren at Ibrox.

It's not quite time to play the 'Final Countdown' but we're hurtling towards the transfer window end game.

It's that time during the transfer window when anything can happen as clubs ramp up their efforts to land new sigings.

Steven Gerrard insists Rangers can’t afford any title slip-ups like a year ago – because the team who make the least will be champs. The Ibrox side take on St Mirren in their first Premiership game after the winter break on Wednesday night sitting neck and neck with Celtic at the top.

Rangers eased into the Scottish Cup fifth round with an unspectacular victory over League One strugglers Stranraer.