Danny Rohl has revealed an unnamed Rangers player has suffered an injury and could be out until after the split.
The Ibrox boss confirmed the injury issue in his press conference on Friday but refused to name the player who is set for a spell on the sidelines.
Rohl branded the blow as "a bit of a shame" as he referenced "one bigger issue" in his cryptic squad update ahead of the match against Dundee United on Saturday.
The Rangers boss did, though, give positive news on Andreas Skov Olsen, who is set to be involved in the league contest tomorrow afternoon.
Rohl said: "Yeah, final decision tomorrow. We have some small issues, one bigger issue, one player will be out for tomorrow. But I will not speak today who is it, but you will see it. It's a bit of a shame, in training, but it happens in football.
"Skov was back, he trained the last two weeks in a row, he's good.
"As for more general, I think we have to find a good balance between some freshness, I think if you play game-by-game in seven days, then normally after this performance against Aberdeen you will not change so much.
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"But a lot of players played, trained, travelled a lot, I think we have to look for all these things and then we go tomorrow.
"But I am convinced that we have good players, fresh players on the pitch, we had a good training week, although in the national break a lot of players were here, they also have the quality for the starting line-up. It makes me really comfortable for tomorrow.
Asked if the player will only miss the match against Dundee United, Rohl added: "Unfortunately not, it will be a little bit longer, hopefully he comes picked in before the split, but it looks more that he will come during the split."
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