Steven Gerrard gives Rangers injury update as boss reveals Cedric Itten and Jermain Defoe progress

Steven Gerrard after his charge from the Scottish FA. The Rangers manager questioned whether a the robust challenge on Alfredo Morelos against Dundee United earlier this month would have been punished more severely had the Colombian made the tackle.

Steven Gerrard's post match interview following the 4-0 win over Willem II on Thursday night and many Rangers fans think it hints at a change or two for Sunday's game against Motherwell.The Ibrox boss isn't one for making too many changes but he might have something up his sleeve for the trip to Fir Park.

Steven Gerrard made a major splash with a young Celtic fan at the weekend. The Rangers boss sent a message of support to teenager Daniel Caplan who has an incurable brain tumour.

Ibrox backline has yet to concede a league goal in seven outings – breaking a 114-year-old Scottish record – ahead of today’s trip to face Hibs at Easter Road.Gerrard says his coaching staff and players must share the credit.But the former Liverpool hero insists his squad can still improve in terms of being hard to break down –
something he learned from the likes of Rafa Benitez, Gerard Houllier and Roy Hodgson at Anfield.He said: “I’ve got nothing but admiration for Rafa but I’ve tried to lean

Alfredo Morelos to forget about Ally McCoist comparisons and focus on improving himself. And he admits he used to wish for people to stop comparing him to Ian Wright when he was bursting onto the scene with West Ham back in the 1990s.The former Spurs star knows what it's like to have the weight of expectation of being compared to a legend on your shoulders but he's backed Morelos to continue doing what he's doing.

Alfredo Morelos for a quick recovery after being stretchered off but insists the Colombian would have seen red if roles were reversed. The striker was a first half sub before being replaced himself when he was taken out with a horror tackle from Dundee United defender Ryan Edwards.

Steven Gerrard's men had matched the 114 year record set by Celtic in 1906 in the 2-0 win over Hamilton prior to the international break. And they managed to make it seven in a row in their 4-0 win over Dundee United at Ibrox on Saturday afternoon.Rangers have been solid in defence during the opening weeks of the season and the Terrors are the latest side to be shutout, following on from Aberdeen, St Mirren, St Johnstone, Livingston, Kilmarnock and Accies.

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.

Steven Davis after the midfielder equalled Pat Jennings' record of 119 Northern Ireland caps. Davis is unlikely to recall the scoreline fondly as his side fell to a 5-1 Nations League defeat against Norway in Belfast, but Gerrard was impressed with the commitment shown by his player during the match.

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.

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Steven Gerrard has bolstered his attack with the capture of Cedric Itten and Kemar Roofe, acquisitions which look set to cover the possible departure of Alfredo Morelos.

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.

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