Rangers reveal 3 key Ibrox upgrades as they announce Sky partnership ahead of supporters return

Joe Aribo insists he'll be back in action for Rangers "sooner than you think". Boss Steven Gerrard revealed earlier on Friday the midfielder could face a further six weeks on the sidelines with an ankle problem.

John Lundstram could be vital to Rangers' title hopes. The Ibrox side have been linked with a move for the Sheffield United midfielder as Steven Gerrard searches for a new midfield option.

James Tavernier needs to win a trophy before he gets the credit he deserves as Rangers captain. But he insists the right back is his dream player because of how he conducts himself and how reliable he is at the club.

Rangers new boy Jon McLaughlin.The keeper, who is currently away with the Scottish national team, has played his part in Steven Gerrard’s side starting their Premiership campaign with an impressive, six shutouts.McLaughlin, who came in from Sunderland in the summer, has played all the games apart from the opening day win at Aberdeen, after Allan McGregor suffered injury.His former boss Craig Levein is not surprised with the impact McLaughlin has made because the season he had him at Hearts he

Rangers in favour of the Bundesliga. The Spartak Moscow star has joined Freiburg on-loan after a difficult spell in Russia following a £17million move.

Steven Gerrard clearly doesn't want that to happen. And that's why he's enlisted former Liverpool team-mate Dejan Lovren to look after Ibrox left-back Borna Barisic while he's away with Croatia.

Rangers cruised past a 91-year-old club record for clean sheets at the start of a season, praise was rightly dished out by Steven Gerrard to his defensive stars. While accolades for such a feat are well deserved, those watching the games will have noticed how little the Ibrox club have been threatened during the six games so far.

Celtic in 1906. Steven Gerrard 's side comfortably defeated Hamilton Accies 2-0 on Saturday evening to register their sixth straight Premiership shut out.

Cedric Itten is set to spend two weeks out with a calf complaint. The summer arrival from St Gallen was a notable absentee from Steven Gerrard 's squad to face Hamilton Accies on Saturday evening.

Premiership season. Steven Gerrard's side sit atop the table on goal difference from Hibs, a turgid draw against Livingston the only blot on their copybook thus far.

Alfredo Morelos to the Rangers squad.The Colombian was missing from the starting 11 and substitutes in last weekend's win over Kilmarnock and his manager claimed he lacked focus in training amid speculation of a move to Lille.Between the sticks Jon McLaughlin hasn't conceded in the league since he started standing in for regular No.1 Allan McGregor and the pair of keepers will compete for the starting slot.Leon Balogun is back from a quad strain but the comeback target for Joe Aribo (ankle) and

Alfredo Morelos has "refocused" on life at Rangers and the manager will decide today if he will be part of Saturday's squad to face Hamilton.The striker was dropped for the 2-0 win over Kilmarnock last weekend after the manager took issue with his application in training and matches.Gerrard had previously admitted his star striker had his "head turned" by a transfer offer from Lille.The £16m bid was rejected but the player himself was keen on the move and had agreed personal terms.And with

Ianis Hagi 's first club is confident he'll come good at Rangers - and insists he's under far less pressure at Ibrox. The Romanian talent, son of the legendary Gheorghe, impressed for Steven Gerrard 's side in a loan move last season.

Rangers should be compelled to spend every penny of a potential Ryan Kent transfer fee. The former Ibrox star has warned it's not the season for "cheap replacements" as Leeds United remain interested in the winger.Steven Gerrard's side are bidding to stop rivals Celtic winning a historic 10 In A Row but are attracting interest in their star players.Alfredo Morelos looks close to the exit door while Leeds could return with an improved offer for Kent.

Steven Gerrard looks to deal with a conundrum of a season which is as clustered as it is critical to the history of the Ibrox club.That’s the view of ex-Gers goalkeeping guru Jim Stewart who has watched on with admiration as Jon McLaughlin has clocked up the numbers just weeks after arriving as, what initially appeared, back-up to Allan McGregor.Four games, four clean sheets and a record-equalling start to the campaign for the Rangers rearguard.Few could have expected McLaughlin to have made

Rangers ' in-house broadcast is certainly a first and the 66-year-old is making sure he is up to speed on all-things Ibrox as he covers Steven Gerrard 's side. Before guiding viewers through Saturday's 2-0 win over Kilmarnock, he took time to acquaint himself with one of the club's long-running traditions.

Alfredo Morelos made it an "easy decision" to drop him from the squad to face Kilmarnock.Morelos was omitted from the starting 11 and substitutes against the Ayrshire side as Kemar Roofe and Ryan Kent scored the goals in a 2-0 home win.It comes after the manager revealed he "had his head turned" in recent weeks after transfer speculation linking him with a move to Lille.And after the match he issued his most scathing criticism yet as he revealed it was a simple call in the end after noticing the

Kemar Roofe saw his name in lights as he scored his first goal for Rangers - even if it wasn’t spelled properly on the back of his shirt. The former Anderlecht striker had ROFFE printed on his jersey but made sure Steven Gerrard knew who he was by opening the scoring in the 50th minute as the Ibrox outfit saw off Kilmarnock comfortably to stay top of the table.