Rangers team news emerges vs Kilmarnock as Cammy Devlin injury extent confirmed
Derek McInnes may have a few things to sort out at Rangers against Kilmarnock on Saturday.
Ibrox will host Killie on 10 October as club football returns after a lengthy international break.
Neil McCann will return to G51, looking to build on the recent positive results at the East Ayrshire club.
McInnes has also taken the Ibrox side on a six-game winning run and has a chance to extend it in the William Hill Premiership.
With several of the Glaswegian outfit's players representing their countries during the three-week break, it will be interesting to see their condition for the upcoming fixture.
After the two Old Firm derby wins, the Light Blues were high on momentum, with the Scottish manager clearly finding a winning formula with his team selection.
Derek McInnes shares Rangers injury update vs Kilmarnock
Cammy Devlin has struggled since moving to Rangers, failing to live up to his performances from last season at Hearts.
The 28-year-old was a regular fixture in the starting lineup at the start of the season, but Nicolas Raskin and Dan Neil now seem to be McInnes' preferred partnership at Ibrox.
Devlin came off the bench in the final minutes of the 1-0 win over Celtic and picked up an injury.
The Scottish manager admitted after the game that he couldn't take the Australia international off, as the Gers had used all five substitutions.
Devlin is now set to be sidelined for an extended period, while the rest of the international contingent have returned to the club healthy.
Speaking in his pre-match press conference on 8 October, McInnes said, "Devlin has picked up a hamstring strain, which he has since been assessed.
"And we thought he needed surgery, but he doesn't. He will be out at least for six weeks."
Derek McInnes has one undisputed starter at Ibrox after international break
No player's stock has arguably risen as much as Ryan Naderi's in recent weeks.
After becoming a key cog in McInnes' plans to beat Celtic, he made his debut for the Czech Republic.
Santi Denia instantly showed immense faith in the former Hansa Rostock ace despite his late arrival to the camp.
The striker played in the second game against Spain and made his full debut in the defeat against England at Wembley Stadium.
Naderi's influence with club and country is at an all-time high right now and he feels undroppable from McInnes' team, with his energy and determination up front contagious.