STEVEN GERRARD has handed Kemar Roofe a start tonight at Ibrox – but there is no room in the starting 11 for Scott Wright.
Wright, who arrived from Aberdeen on deadline day, does feature on the bench and could make his Rangers debut this evening.
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That’s not the case for fellow arrival Jack Simpson, who isn’t in tonight’s matchday squad.
The defender hasn't yet trained with Gerrard's squad following his move from Bournemouth on a four-and-a-half year deal.
The stopper faces competition with Connor Goldson, Filip Helander and Leon Balogun this term and has arrived at Ibrox eager to impress after leaving the Cherries.
Elsewhere Ianis Hagi returns to the starting 11 after missing out against Hibs last night, Glen Kamara drops to the bench.
Filip Helander continues in the heart of defence with Connor Goldson, following his man of the match performance at Easter Road last week.
🆕 Tonight's #RangersFC team to face @StJohnstone at Ibrox.
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