Rangers experienced yet another busy winter transfer window, as head coach Danny Rohl began to put his stamp on the team with a host of new signings.
Ryan Naderi, Tuur Rommens, Tochi Chukwuani, and Andreas Skov Olsen have joined the club in the last six weeks and have made a positive impact as the German has led his Gers side to within two points of the Scottish Premiership summit.
As it often does, the arrival of new faces meant that several players also departed during the January window, with the likes of Kieran Dowell and Joe Rothwell making permanent exits from Ibrox following underwhelming spells in Glasgow.
A change in ownership has resulted in the Rangers squad seeing a large turnover in players this term, with many departing on loan to get more regular first-team football, or just to simply build up their experience at a senior level.
Here we look at the 14 Rangers players who are currently on loan away from the club, and assess how they have done for their new teams this season. Who has impressed away from Ibrox - and who is perhaps regretting their decision to leave?
9. Mason Munn - Forfar Athletic
The Northern Ireland youth international spent the first half of the campaign on loan to Dunfermline Athletic in the Championship, but featured just eight times before cutting his spell short in order to move to Forfar in League Two earlier this month. Featured on the bench in the 2-0 win over Dumbarton recently, but hasn't been able to play since the Loons' game against Elgin City was called off due to weather last week. | SNS Group
10. Blaine McClure - Nottingham Forest
Spent the second half of last season on loan to Kelty Hearts before making a surprise move to Nottingham Forest's academy side on loan. Playing in the Premier League 2, McClure has featured regularly, making 23 appearances. Forest have an option to buy the midfielder on a permanent deal in the summer. | SNS Group
11. Zander Hutton - Hamilton
The 19-year-old full-back has been a mainstay in the starting XI since making a season-long loan move to Hamilton in September. Has a big end to the season to come, with Accies battling against the drop after being deducted an accumulated 21 points across the season for failing to pay players' wages on time, not acquiring a bronze-level Scottish FA club licence, and for paying trialists and fielding amateur players while under a transfer embargo. It is character building, to say the least. | SNS Group
12. Jose Cifuentes - Toronto FC
Believe it or not, the Colombian midfielder is still technically a Rangers player, despite originally leaving the club on loan in February 2024 to join Cruzeiro. Has no future at Ibrox and is currently spending time in Canada with Toronto FC, where he played seven times towards the back end of last season after signing an 18-month loan deal. The new MLS season is set to get underway on Sunday, with the Reds facing Dallas FC in the opening game, with Cifuentes in contention to start. | Getty Images