Rangers will host Livingston in the Scottish Premiership when they return to Ibrox for their first competitive game since early January.
If the Hoops make a mistake at Pittodrie, the Gers could have an opportunity to capitalise on their opponent, David Martindale’s basement team, as Celtic take on Aberdeen in the early kickoff on Saturday.
The idea of watching players like Oscar Cortes and Mohamed Diomande, who joined Fabio Silva as new signings in January, make their Rangers debuts will thrill supporters.
The last two can be chosen, according to Philippe Clement, but their minutes will be handled appropriately.
The management has some updates regarding injuries to share with the media on Friday. Before tomorrow’s match against Livingston, he discussed Danilo, Kemar Roofe, and Zak Lovelace. He did not address the progress of Ben Davies or Kieran Dowell.
Danilo, a striker for Brazil, is currently healing from a catastrophic knee injury, but based on Clement’s comments at his news conference, it seems the 24-year-old is moving forward.
The Belgian emphasised, nevertheless, that he won’t make any foolish actions. “We will see if he is back at the end of the season or not,” Clement stated. Danilo will stay with the squad, but we won’t take any chances with him. We won’t jeopardise his comeback for a few weeks.
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