You can never have enough matchwinners in your ranks. Particularly if you are – like Rangers – a club with ambitions of domestic silverware. And particularly if your rivals for the Scottish Premiership title can switch up their attack and still start a frontline consisting of Luis Palma, James Forrest and Adam Idah. In contrast, Rangers do not possess anywhere near the same level of depth in the final third, Rabbi Matondo and Scott Wright far off the levels of their green-clad rivals and injuries to Kemar Roofe and Danilo leaving Philippe Clement with just one fully fit number nine throughout …