Michael Beale has revealed that Todd Cantwell will miss Rangers' few fixtures due to an injury picked up against Celtic.
The Englishman was involved in a challenge with Daizen Maeda during the Ibrox contest and he received lengthy treatment after that, despite playing the full 90 minutes.
Beale has now revealed that the midfielder will miss the next three or four games after his injury was assessed over the international break.
The Ibrox manager also confirmed that Kieran Dowell is carrying an injury, but there was positive news on Kemar Roofe and Tom Lawrence.
Beale explained: "The strongest team will play the next game, Tom Lawrence is now fully fit, Roofe is in a really good place.
"Unfortunately, Todd Cantwell will miss the next 3 or 4 games, and Dowell will also miss out.
"Todd (Cantwell) was an issue with his knee in a challenge towards the end of the game. He should be returning in 3/4 weeks.
"Kieran (Dowell) is now back jogging and should be 3/4 weeks away also."
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