Barry Ferguson has provided an injury update on his Rangers squad ahead of tomorrow night's huge Europa League tie against Athletic Bilbao.
After drawing the first leg 0-0 at Ibrox, the Scottish Premiership giants are in northern Spain for the return leg of the quarter-final encounter.
The winner of the game will progress to the semi-finals, where they will face either Manchester United or Lyon.
Rangers have contended with a plethora of injury issues throughout the campaign.
But it looks like they will have a strong squad available to face the La Liga giants on Thursday night.
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"It's good news," Ferguson told the media. "Leon Balogun trained. Ridvan, Cerny, trained, and Rice all trained.
"So hopefully, when they wake up tomorrow, there's been no issues and as I said, hopefully we're going to be strong. Also, we've got John Souttar and Diomande back.
"Things are looking pretty healthy, but as I said, I just need to wait until tomorrow morning, I speak to the medical staff and hopefully I get the thumbs on."
More to follow.
