As the January transfer merry-go-round continues in the Scottish Premiership, rumours and speculation are floating around Ibrox as Philippe Clement and the board look to rescue a disappointing season.
Much like the summer window, attention on both incomings and outgoing have been rife at Ibrox Stadium, with Rangers’ mantra being that the side is in the midst of a rebuild, as they club aim to return to their glory days in the years to come.
While some are fringe players could do with a change of scenery, there are many others at Rangers who have simply reached a career crossroads in Glasgow and are in dire need of something new.
With that in mind, The Scotsman look at the Rangers players most likely to leave, and which talents will be sticking around for a little longer:
13. James Tavernier - could leave
Noise surrounding the future of the Rangers captain has died down a little over the last few months after links to the Saudi Pro League and the Turkey in the summer. Feels more likely to stay, but could leave if clubs rumoured to have an interest in the summer window decide to reignite their interest. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
14. Mason Munn - expected to stay
The young Northern Irishman may have been earmarked for a loan deal before the window opened to get first-team exposure but after the injury to Jack Butland, Munn has been on the bench as Liam Kelly's deputy and will likely be required to act as cover while Butland recovers. | SNS Group
15. Cyriel Dessers - could leave
Out-of-favour Rangers striker Cyriel Dessers faces an uncertain future at Ibrox this January and has been linked with move to Ligue 1 in France, with murmurs of some interest also in Italy. Has struggled to impress after moving to Ibrox and needs a fresh start. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
16. Dujon Sterling - likely to stay
Only recently agreed a new deal with the club. Unlikely to go anywhere in the near future, with his versatility far to important to the Gers. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images