Rangers suffer another hammer injury blow as Derek McInnes urges side to seize table toppers chance

Rangers manager Derek McInnes revealed that midfielder Cammy Devlin will be sidelined for at least six weeks due to a hamstring injury. The Australian international sustained the issue in the closing minutes of Rangers' 1-0 win against Celtic before the international break. Scans confirmed that Devlin does not require surgery, but he faces an extended spell out as Rangers prepare to face Kilmarnock at Ibrox.

In better news for the squad, defender Dujon Sterling has recovered from a minor strain and returned to training. McInnes also criticized the extended 19-day international break, describing it as unusually long and disruptive, while urging his team to maintain focus and seize the opportunity to go top of the Scottish Premiership table.