Leading Rangers duo Glen Kamara and Kemar Roofe are walking a suspension tightrope ahead of the club’s Europa League clash with Slavia Prague.
Finnish midfielder Kamara, 25, hasn’t missed a minute of Europa League action this season and is considered a vital part of how the Gers play on the continent.
Should Glen be carded in what promises to be a tough match in the Sinobo Stadium in Prague then he will not be available for the return leg at Ibrox.
Similarly, striker Kemar Roofe is also walking that same fine line and will need to avoid a booking in this match if he’s to be available for the return leg next week.
The talented forward, 28, has played an influential role in Europe this season and returns to the squad for the trip to the Czech Republic following an injury.
Rangers are already without defender Leon Balogun, 32, for the trip after he picked up a yellow card in the 5-2 win over Royal Antwerp at Ibrox a fortnight ago.
Rangers boss Steven Gerrard also revealed that the match would come too soon for the likes of Ryan Jack and James Tavernier, who remain sidelined through injury [Rangers].
The Gers go into the match with Slavia Prague full of confidence have just been crowned the Champions of Scotland for the 55th time.
The Ibrox side have also been boosted by the news that Slavia are set to be without four first-team players for the clash.
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