Ibrox side Glasgow Rangers are set to make a number of changes during the summer transfer window.
According to a report in the Daily Record, Glasgow Rangers boss Pedro Caixinha has ordered Michael O’Halloran, Harry Forrester and Rob Kiernan into extra training at Ibrox.
Caixinha appears to have doubts over the trio of Rangers players, and has been keen to get them to spend more time on the training ground.
The group have all reportedly been called into Rangers training ground at 6am, to begin training on their own.
O’Halloran, Forrester and Kiernan could all now face anxious waits over the summer, over their Ibrox future.
Rangers are expected to make a number of changes in the upcoming transfer window, and all three could be deemed expendable.
Caixinha has not played any of the trio very often since joining, and is thought to be keen to offload a number of his fringe players.
Kiernan played regularly on Mark Warburton, but has not seen much action since Caixinha took charge.
O’Halloran and Forrester, meanwhile, have struggled to force their way into Rangers’ first-team all season.
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