Danny Rohl insists there is no further transfer news to tell Rangers fans, as he played down speculation linking the club with a move for Yan Valery.
The Rangers boss spoke to Sky Sports this afternoon following last night's Europa League victory over Ludogorets.
That marked seven wins on the spin for the Ibrox club, who are hot on the coattails of Scottish Premiership league leaders Hearts.
More business is expected to come at Ibrox before the deadline on Monday, February 2. But Rohl was cautious when discussing what more will follow after the transfers already conducted so far.
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"We had our general meeting in the morning nearly every day now, where you get some updates, I get some updates, I think especially after a game you can give some new impression back to the board, what you think," the 36-year-old said. "The communication is really great at the moment, but it's also useful and helpful because in this period of the year now you have to make good decisions together, and if you do this, then I'm sure we will make a good, strong finishing in the window."
Asked about the reports linking Rangers with a move for Valery, a former player of Rohl's at Sheffield Wednesday, Rohl responded: "No, it's not our player at the moment.
"We carry on, I think in the market there are a lot of rumours, a lot of names. Of course, some players are linked with me because I did in the past, but at the moment we have a clear idea and let's see, sometimes it's better it's a secret than not to open.
"I think it's generally not about the name, it's about how he can help us. The first three signings, you see it really in the training group at the moment, how we increase our level also with them, they give us something extra, they push the other players around, I think it's fantastic to see how the group is growing.
"And maybe we can find some more players to help us, and if not, we carry on with this group because they make a fantastic job so far."
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Tochi Chukwuani and Andreas Skov Olsen are in line to make their Rangers debuts this weekend at home to Dundee. Tuur Rommens is not quite fit enough to start.
Rangers will take on Steven Pressley's side at 3pm on Sunday - the same time as Martin O'Neill's Celtic go to Tynecastle.
Rohl said: "Of course I will speak with them, with some players I spoke, and then I will make my final decision on Sunday.
"But I have my starting XI nearly in my head, and let's see on Sunday because there's still one more training session, you never know what happens. But if everything goes well then I'm very positive.
"I think general is also part when you play every three days now, then it's important to have some rotations, but not too much. I think at the moment our strength is that we have a core, more players play again and again.
"Also fantastic yesterday, I must say, my back four, with the two centre-backs, Nasser and Manny, they did a fantastic job, Max and Jayden.
"I think it was good to see, and this is what we want. But I know other players are waiting, they want to show again, and if you have this competition week by week, match day by match day, then it helps us."
Asked if he has a preferred outcome for the result of the match between Hearts and Celtic, the German was coy with his response.
He added: "Yeah, the good thing is they play at the same time, I have no time to watch them.
"I can watch my game, I will push my players, and then after that game we will see where we are.
The key is that we take the next win, because otherwise we will be there and then we will be disappointed."
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