Rangers head coach Danny Rohl is feeling positive about the January transfer window.
Although the German admitted it is 'hard' to get the right players in the door mid-season, he has already had conversations with sporting director Kevin Thelwell and the Ibrox board.
"In the best case, you win until January every game," said Rohl at his pre-Livingston press conference. "And then you have less work.
"Yeah, but this is a dream, I know this. I think we have to come to a point where we have to bring impact players on. It makes no sense to have just numbers.
"And I think this is especially, and this is also sometimes the hard job in January, to get the impact players. But we will work on it.
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"I'm very positive at the moment because we have so many conversations with me, Kevin [Thelwell] and the board."
Speaking to RangersTV last week, Thelwell revealed the club would be active in the transfer market in a few months.
"It's a slightly different situation for us in that we've lost a head coach and we've appointed a new head coach in Danny," he said. "We're very keen to make sure that he's an integral part of that [transfer] process going forward.
"We've had a big meeting this week to talk about his feelings around the group so far, what he's learned about them, and areas we both think we can improve.
"Going forward now, we'll use that information, plus the information from the owners and other sources, to start to plan for January. We do expect to be fairly active.
"It is about Danny having the final say in these moments. It very much is about us working together in this instance, and Danny having the final say."
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