With the January transfer window now just weeks away, rumours are already swirling around Ibrox as Rangers enter the next stage of their promised rebuild.
Head coach Philippe Clement oversaw a huge turnover of players in the summer, welcoming the likes of Vaclav Cerny, Jefte and Connor Barron to Ibrox, while long-serving players such as Ryan Jack, John Lundstram and Borna Barisic moved on to pastures new.
Rangers are no closer to overthrowing Celtic at the top of the Scottish Premiership after their difficult opening to the campaign left them languishing 11 points behind the champions in third. So could further changes be on the horizon this January?
The Scotsman takes a look at 11 players who could depart Rangers next month - and those who are highly unlikely to.
9. Tom Lawrence - could leave
A regular starter under Philippe Clement, the Welsh midfielder is currently out injured with a hamstring problem. His current Ibrox contract comes to an end in the summer, which may alert clubs to his availability. It is believed the club hold the option to extend it by a further year, but with the player currently out injured, that can't be guaranteed. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
10. Cyriel Dessers - could leave
The Nigerian has been a real enigma in his time at Rangers, but has recently fallen out of favour with head coach Philippe Clement. MLS outfit Atlanta were interested in the summer, and could look to launch another bid with Dessers now seemingly behind Danilo and Hamza Igamane in the Rangers pecking order. | AFP via Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
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11. Alex Lowry - could leave
Hasn't played a single minute for the first-team since pre-season, and will see his contract come to an end in the summer. If the club can find a taker, Lowry will be allowed to kick-start his career elsewhere. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
12. José Cifuentes - could leave permanently
Signed by Michael Beale last summer, the Ecuadorian midfielder has been a complete flop at Ibrox and was shipped out on loan to Aris in the summer. Reports claim the Greek Super League club are hopeful of ending his Ibrox nightmare permanently and have eyed up a cut-price deal in January. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images