Rangers have teased a potential return for Dujon Sterling ahead of facing Livingston this week.
The Rangers Review revealed two weeks ago that the versatile player was back in training as he continued his return to first-team football following an Achilles injury which kept him out for seven months.
The 26-year-old last featured against Athletic Club in a Europa League quarter-final tie at Ibrox back in April, before missing the rest of the campaign and the beginning of the current one.
He has stepped up his return in recent weeks since beginning training again and was out on the grass with his teammates this morning.
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Rangers released footage of Sterling in action at Auchenhowie across their social media channels.
It has raised hopes of him being available for selection for the home match against Livingston this weekend and that could be timely as there are concerns around John Souttar and Derek Cornelius after international duty.
Souttar had to drop out of the Scotland XI after the warm-up to be replaced by Grant Hanley, while Cornelius was removed from Canada's clash with Ecuador due to a muscle issue.
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