Rangers will look to go one step closer to the Europa League when they visit Jagiellonia in the third round qualification stage at Stadion Miejski on Thursday night (kick-off: 5pm UK time).
Derek McInnes began his reign as Rangers manager with a disappointing 1-1 draw against Dundee United in the Scottish Premiership on Friday, and the 55-year-old boss will be hoping for an improved display in Europe as his side look for a first-leg advantage in north-eastern Poland.
However, their hosts will be looking to continue their perfect start to the new season, having won both of their opening games in the Ekstraklasa division. Having beaten Korona Kielce 1-0 with an 89th-minute winner in their opening league game, Adrian Siemieniec’s side went one better by claiming another late victory, as Sergio Lozano’s 85th-minute strike sealed a 2-1 win over Motor Lublin at the weekend.
Ahead of the game at Stadion Miejski, The Scotsman has all the latest team news:
1. Ben Godfrey - Rangers - OUT/INELIGIBLE
Underwent a scan this week to determine the severity of the injury he suffered vs Dundee United, and is expected to miss the next four weeks of action. Hasn't been included in the squad due to his injury. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
2. Nico Raskin - Rangers - AVAILABLE
The Belgian midfielder was not expected to play any part after his summer exploits at the World Cup, with head coach Derek McInnes confirming he wasn't be available for the opening weeks of the campaign last month, while he is also linked with a move away from the club. However, it has been revealed that he is "fit and ready" to play in Poland, if required. | Andrew Milligan/PA Wire Photo: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire
3. Connor Barron - Rangers - DOUBT
Missed the league opener vs Dundee United, with head coach Derek McInnes confirmed he was a "little behind" after a niggle in pre-season. A slight doubt for the game in Poland. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
4. John Souttar - Rangers - INELIGIBLE
The Scotland international is expected to leave Rangers this summer, and has not been included in their Europa League squad despite their issues with injuries at centre-back. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images