Tuur Rommens has been pictured alongside his Rangers teammates in full training gear, as he prepares to return to action.
The left-back has been a revelation since signing from Westerlo in January, despite missing recent games against Dundee United and Falkirk due to a muscle injury.
Last week, before the game against the latter side, Rohl spoke about the 23-year-old defender's treatment as being 'very successful', insisting that the Belgian's return to the team would be a matter of weeks, rather than months.
Now, in a picture posted on Rangers' Instagram page, Rommens has been spotted alongside his peers in a group photo, following the end of a training session in Marbella, Spain.
Since his arrival, Rommens has made eight appearances in all competitions for Rangers, contributing two goals and assists in the process.
Earlier this week, Danny Rohl spoke about the benefits that their warm-weather camp will bring to the squad. "It’s good to have the group together, the players together," he said. "To have a little bit of time for recovery, but also to work on some small details. It’s also good to refresh the mind.
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“I see a lot of benefits. I will have time with the board to speak about topics for the future. This is also nice to have, and I think it goes in a good direction. The players should do something together as well. This is crucial.
"Then we come back and focus on the split."
Following their return from Spin, Rangers' first match post-split comes against Motherwell at home on Sunday, April 26.
Kick-off at Ibrox is at 3pm.
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