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Alfredo Morelos Rangers return timeline laid bare as Gio van Bronckhorst plots next move after 'positive' reaction

Gio van Bronckhorst says he’ll keep picking red-hot Antonio Colak until Alfredo Morelos gets himself in from the cold. The Rangers gaffer hailed the Croat, who bagged a brilliant brace against Ross County to put the Ibrox side top of the Premiership.

Colak now has seven goals in just nine games, while Morelos has been frozen out by van Bronckhorst for a lack of professionalism. The Dutchman revealed Morelos’ attitude has improved since being left out of their trip to Eindhoven in midweek to face PSV in the Champions League play-off.

But while Colak continues to impress and score goals, van Bronckhorst says he’ll continue to lead the line for Gers. After the 4-0 win over County, he said: “I’m really happy with Antonio and he’s in a very good moment for us. The start he’s had here has been fantastic. We just have to make sure we keep pushing him and he gives us the performances we want every week. Morelos worked hard this week and I’ll sit down with him today and speak about his future. He’s still our player and Alfredo knows what he has to do to become available again. The first week’s reaction he showed has been very positive.”

Rangers returned to the top of the league but now have 20 games in 77 days before the World Cup in Qatar. As well as Premiership and League Cup action, they’re in a Champions League glamour group with Liverpool, Ajax and Napoli.

Van Bronckhorst says his squad is strong enough to cope. He said: “We have a big squad. I could easily have picked some of my bench players to start against Ross County and that shows the strength we have.

“We could have changed more but you see with the changes we made, our intensity and level of playing doesn’t drop. That’s what you want as a club and as a

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