Propper doubt could see veteran return as McCausland set for switch - how Rangers could line up vs Ross County

Rangers could be set to play at Hampden for the final time this afternoon - well at least on league duty!

Record Sport exclusively told earlier this week how club chiefs could be set to hand back the keys to the national stadium as early as this weekend as they push to reopen Ibrox for next months' Premier Sports Cup last eight clash with Dundee. The September 29 showdown with Hibs was identified as the target date to return to Govan, but the club are working around the clock in the hope of getting supporters back a week earlier than planned.

The Light Blues faithful have made the trip to Mount Florida for three matches so far this campaign in Champions League qualifying, the league and also the League Cup. If this is to be the final league outing in the southside for Philippe Clement and his troops then he will be bidding to go out on a high - but the Rangers boss does face some selection questions ahead of hosting Ross County.

During his media duties, the Belgian confirmed Leon Balogun is fit and ready and with Robin Propper a doubt for the visit of the Staggies you'd imagine that one is an easy call with John Souttar proving to be the consistent name at the back so far. Ridvan Yilmaz remains out and Jefte will continue his left sided role. However, it may well take the versatility of Ross McCausland in front of him to fill the left wing role with Rabbio Matondo being linked with a move out of Ibrox to Blackburn Rovers while Scott Wright is also a doubt with a muscle issue.

Clement told the media: “Leon Balogun is fit again and trained all week; Robin [Propper] is a doubt for tomorrow but he will be fit for next week. We don’t want to take risks for the longer term, Oscar Cortes will return next week as well.

“There