Tuur Rommens doesn't want to hear anything about Rangers proving they have developed a big-game mentality until the trophies are decided at the end of the season.

Rangers left-back Tuur Rommens insists the squad still has to prove its mentality by winning silverware before claiming any real progress. The 23-year-old Belgian defender made his return from an 11-week groin injury as a second-half substitute during a 4-0 victory over St Johnstone.
Rommens highlighted a shift in mindset under manager Derek McInnes ahead of key fixtures against Hearts and Aberdeen. He welcomed the squad competition with James Penrice as Rangers prepare for a testing trip to Tynecastle.
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