Glasgow Rangers boss Steven Gerrard discusses recent meeting with Dave King

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Ibrox side Glasgow Rangers are expected to be active in the January transfer window.

Glasgow Rangers boss Steven Gerrard has told the Scotsman that he had dinner with Dave King earlier this week, and the result of the meeting was very positive.

Rangers are looking to be active in the January transfer window, as they aim to bring in more talent to add to their squad.

Rangers have made a bright start to the season, but their good form has drawn attention.

A number of Gerrard’s key players have now been linked with moves away from Ibrox.

But Gerrard insists that Rangers do not have to sell anybody unless he gives the go ahead.

“I had dinner with Dave on Monday evening before the agm on Tuesday,” said Gerrard.

“It was his turn to pay! It was positive, it was good. We spoke about what we are trying to do in the next couple of transfer windows and what the future looks like.

“The chairman has never said to me that we have to generate money by selling players. He has said that myself and [director of football] Mark Allen make all the decisions in terms of football.”

The likes of James Tavernier and Alfredo Morelos have both been linked with moves away from Rangers in recent times, but Gerrard is likely to want to keep hold of the pair.

Tavernier and Morelos have been two of Rangers’ best performers this season, and they are two players Gerrard will want to build his team around in the years ahead.