Rangers head coach Danny Rohl has delivered a significant blow to the club's title ambitions, confirming that forward Ryan Naderi has suffered a "serious" muscle injury. The 22-year-old German was forced off at halftime during Saturday's 4-2 victory over Dundee United, a match in which he netted his first Scottish Premiership goal for the club.

"It's a serious one. We don't know when he's back," Rohl stated, emphasizing the uncertainty surrounding the timeline. "We have to re-scan him in two weeks and then we will know more." The manager praised Naderi's all-around impact since arriving, highlighting his work rate and off-the-ball contributions, but acknowledged the squad must now find a new solution in his absence.

In more positive news for the Ibrox side, Rohl provided an encouraging update on defender Tuur Rommens. The Belgian left-back, who missed the weekend win, has responded well to treatment. While this weekend's trip to Falkirk comes too soon, Rohl is optimistic Rommens could return for the first or second match of the post-split run-in.

That crucial final stretch sees Rangers face a demanding schedule, with fixtures against Motherwell, Hearts, Celtic, and Hibernian. "We have an exciting schedule," Rohl said, expressing confidence in his squad's quality and mentality to push for the title. The immediate challenge is a visit to Falkirk, a side Rangers have failed to beat in two meetings this season, setting the stage for a tense encounter this Sunday.