How 13 Rangers players are faring on international duty as Nico Raskin handed honest Belgium verdict

Thirteen Rangers first-team players are away representing their countries during the international break following consecutive victories over Celtic under manager Derek McInnes. Among the highlights, striker Ryan Naderi completed paperwork to represent the Czech Republic ahead of their Nations League fixtures, while midfielder Nico Raskin featured for Belgium against Italy and France, drawing tactical analysis from former international Steven Defour.

Several other Rangers players made notable impacts, including Findlay Curtis, who provided four assists in Scotland Under-21s' 5-2 win over Azerbaijan, and Kevin Kelsy, who scored his first goal for Venezuela in a 2-1 defeat to Japan. Olwethu Makhanya earned consecutive starts for South Africa, whereas goalkeeper Ivor Pandur and defender Emmanuel Fernandez remained unused substitutes for Croatia and Nigeria, respectively.