What is Rangers boss Gio van Bronckhorst's priority after ending the season on a Hampden high? Monday Jury

KEITH JACKSON: Give Connor Goldson what he wants to stay, tell Calvin Bassey he’s going nowhere and find a striker capable of filling the boots of Alfredo Morelos. The manager has his work cut out with all three. DAVID McCARTHY: He’s got Souttar for Goldson and he’ll have Hagi back for the problematic right side of attack, so for me, he needs an attacking midfielder and another striker even if Morelos stays. Keeping Bassey, unless a ridiculous bid comes in, should be a priority as well. ANDREW NEWPORT : Tying down his soon-to-be out-of-contract stars Morelos, Kent and Aribo. If that trio - now into the final year of their deals - are allowed to leave for cut-price fees it will make the required rebuild all the more difficult. FRASER WILSON: An out and out striker. If the last month has taught him anything it is that he is light of dependable number nines. A left back could be required too if someone matches the valuation of the outstanding Calvin Bassey.

KEITH: Fingers crossed. The dream scenario for Scottish football is to have two teams in the Champions League and at least one in the Europa. Hearts are going places under Neilson but he needs investment to take them there. They should speculate to accumulate in the transfer window. DAVID: It will depend on how kind the draw is in the qualifiers but having the safety net of the Europa Conference League is massive. Neilson’s recruitment has been good, so there’s no reason to think they won’t be fine next season.

ANDREW: They will have to be more adventurous than they were at Hampden to have any chance. Failing to hit the target against a side who’d just gone 120 minutes in searing Spanish heat is poor going. The EL qualifiers won’t be easy but you’ll get