Rangers face one big problem in the January window: debloating their squad to make way for new signings.
That's the view of former Ibrox striker Gordon Dalziel.
He reckons the number of players on the books at his old club means they will have an issue next month.
"Their biggest problem in January won't be getting players in, it'll be getting players out," he said on Open Goal. "They've got some amount of squad.
"There are guys on massive money."
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Ex-Rangers midfielder Derek Ferguson then interjected.
He said: "You've got [Joe] Rothwell, who doesn't take part. [Max] Aarons, I don't think he's good enough.
"If they get in a few defenders, good defenders, solid, I think they've got a wee opportunity [to win the league]."
Head coach Danny Rohl spoke about transfers in his press conference ahead of Rangers' trip to face Heart of Midlothian this weekend.
"We have talks with agents, with maybe potential players, ongoing conversations, but I think this is normal," he said. "This is a normal process.
"But the most important key is that I have a good conversation with my recruitment team and with my guys around me. Then we’ll make sure that we find the right players."
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