Rangers head coach Danny Rohl has set the tone for a crucial Premiership weekend, addressing his squad's fitness and the title race mentality ahead of Sunday's trip to Falkirk. The news from the treatment room is mixed, with a significant blow overshadowing the build-up.

Striker Ryan Naderi's season is in serious jeopardy after an injury against Dundee United. "It's a serious one, we don't know when he's back," Rohl stated, highlighting a major absence for the run-in. Further concerns linger over the availability of Mikey Moore and Andreas Skov Olsen, with "question marks" around their fitness for the Falkirk Stadium clash.

On a brighter note, defender Tuur Rommens is on track to return from injury, potentially featuring in the pivotal post-split fixtures. "Maybe the first, if everything goes well, but later is the second game in the split," Rohl added, offering a timely boost to defensive options.

Despite the injury setbacks, Rohl's belief in his squad's championship credentials is unwavering. "We have the belief, we have the quality, we have the mindset and the mentality to win this title," he declared, emphasizing the mental fortitude required in a tense title race. He pointed to the relentless competitiveness of the league, noting it's "crazy" that Hearts, Rangers, and Celtic have all won on the same weekend only once this season.

This context makes every match a potential trap, especially against a side like Falkirk. Rohl paid "big respect" to their opponents, who have secured a top-six spot and remain in the cup. "They have nothing to lose now," he warned, anticipating a dangerous and free-playing opponent. For Rangers, navigating this challenge is the next essential step in proving they possess the champion mentality Rohl so firmly believes in.