Lyall Cameron is not injured despite being left out of Rangers' last two matchday squads.
The midfielder was not even quoted among the substitutes for the win over Hibs last midweek or the semi-final defeat to Celtic on Sunday.
It left supporters to wonder whether he was perhaps carrying an injury they hadn't heard about.
However, Danny Rohl has confirmed this is not the case.
Cameron had just returned from an injury and didn't make it off the bench in draws with Falkirk and Dundee United before appearing for the last nine minutes against Kilmarnock. But he was reduced to a spectator for the last two games.
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He enjoyed more game time under Russell Martin earlier in the season, although not always as a starter.
Rohl told his press conference this afternoon that the 23-year-old is not carrying an injury.
He said: "I think this is always abut how many players you can take and then you have to look at which positions you have to double up and what could happen during the game.
"Sometimes it's hard for some players. It was just about this game, I think it's always important for my players to understand I pick the squad for the next game and not for the next four weeks.
"There are so many games and tomorrow I have to decide again."
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