GIOVANNI VAN BRONCKHORST has confirmed that Tom Lawrence will miss this weekend's clash against Celtic.
The former Derby County man will be out for a "few weeks" after picking up a knee injury against Ross County.
Van Bronckhorst said: "Lawrence is not available for tomorrow, he will be out for a few weeks.
"I am very excited for the game tomorrow, a big game and we are ready for the task. We are ready for the challenge we face.
"Davies is training with the squad at the moment which is positive. Roofe is close to full training with the group. Helander & Souttar will be out for a little longer.
"Hagi is following his recovery and is on schedule for his return after the World Cup.
"It's never a good feeling to miss big games. Lawrence has had a great start to his Rangers career and is unfortunate he will miss the next couple of weeks. We still have to perform with the strong squad we have available."
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