Can Ryan Naderi get to Rangers landmark in 26-year first at Ibrox?

Ryan Naderi could do something special at Rangers this season.

The Czechia international took his goal tally in the Scottish Premiership to four after a brace in the 3-1 win against Kilmarnock.

After James Penrice put in a delicious cross, the striker headed it down and beat Calum Ferrie with ease.

Naderi then got lucky at Ibrox after Djeidi Gassama's shot deflected off him and into the goal, but you take them however they come.

The 23-year-old can seem to do no wrong at the Glaswegian outfit under Derek McInnes.

Having shown impressive form, the centre-forward has become an undisputed starter, giving him a platform to do something that hasn't been seen in 26 years.

Can Ryan Naderi score 20 league goals for Rangers?

Naderi's all-round performances for Rangers in recent matches have been exceptional.

The former Hansa Rostock star has scored some important goals for the Gers, on top of the work he puts in up front in McInnes' system.

The striker is now the top goalscorer for the Glaswegian outfit this season, with suggestions he could reach 20 league goals.

The last player to score that many for the Govan side in the Premiership was Kenny Miller, who scored 21 in 18 appearances in the 2010-11 campaign.

However, Andy Halliday would be surprised to see Naderi get to that landmark this season.

The Scotsman has acknowledged the striker's quality but can't see him scoring consistently to reach 20 league goals.

"I'd be very surprised if Naderi gets 20 goals this year. He's on fire at the minute. But I'd be surprised if he gets 20 league goals this season," Halliday said.

Speaking on Clyde 1 Superscoreboard on 12 October, the former midfielder added, "He's playing fantastically well at the moment. I think he's been absolutely terrific the last five or six games.

"I hope I'm wrong."

What can Derek McInnes do better after win vs Kilmarnock?

It was clear in the second half against Kilmarnock that Rangers were being outnumbered in midfield.

McInnes replaced Dujon Sterling with Kosta Nedeljkovic at the break, but the Serbia international struggled.

Neil McCann's team created plenty of chances in the second half and could've given the Gers something to think about had they taken them.

It wasn't until the 73rd minute that McInnes made the second change, bringing Findlay Curtis on for Kevin Kelsy.

The Scottish manager arguably got his substitutions wrong and Tochi Chukwuani should've instead come on earlier to solidify the midfield rather than being brought on in the 88th minute.

McInnes and his squad can take plenty of lessons from the win ahead of facing Dundee next at Dens Park.

Naderi will hope to make the difference there, too.