Rangers experienced yet another busy winter transfer window, as head coach Danny Rohl began to put his stamp on the team with a host of new signings.
Ryan Naderi, Tuur Rommens, Tochi Chukwuani, and Andreas Skov Olsen have joined the club in the last six weeks and have made a positive impact as the German has led his Gers side to within two points of the Scottish Premiership summit.
As it often does, the arrival of new faces meant that several players also departed during the January window, with the likes of Kieran Dowell and Joe Rothwell making permanent exits from Ibrox following underwhelming spells in Glasgow.
A change in ownership has resulted in the Rangers squad seeing a large turnover in players this term, with many departing on loan to get more regular first-team football, or just to simply build up their experience at a senior level.
Here we look at the 14 Rangers players who are currently on loan away from the club, and assess how they have done for their new teams this season. Who has impressed away from Ibrox - and who is perhaps regretting their decision to leave?
5. Leon King - Ayr United
Once viewed as Rangers' most promising teenage talent, injuries and a lack of game time saw King drop down the pecking order at Ibrox in recent years. With first-team opportunities limited, the 22-year-old opted to join Ayr on loan in the summer. A regular starter for Scott Brown's side, he's started 16 league games for the club, who sit fourth in the Championship. | SNS Group
6. Paul Nsio - Raith Rovers
The 19-year-old midfielder moved to Kirkcaldy on a season-long loan deal in the summer after sporadic appearances off the bench for Rangers' first team. Has featured regularly at Stark's Park, making 13 league appearances for Dougie Imrie's side. | SNS Group
7. Ben Davies - Oxford United
Having played a pivotal role in Birmingham City's record-breaking EFL League One title-winning season, many expected Davies to move to the Midlands permanently in the summer. However, with the Blues seemingly not interested in a permanent deal, he joined English Championship side Oxford on loan. The U's are currently in the relegation zone, four points adrift of safety. After struggling to break into the side in the first half of the campaign, Davies started six consecutive games in January, but has been relegated to the bench again in recent weeks. | Getty Images
8. Oscar Cortes - Huracan
The Ecuadorian barely had a look in at Spanish second-tier side Sporting Gijon, who cancelled his loan deal at the club in early January. He's featured far more prominently in the Argentinian Primera Division, though, starting all five of Huracan's opening league games, scoring once and assisting another. | Getty Images