Alfredo Morelos
El Bufalo’s goalscoring prowess in the Light Blue has led to him becoming the most recent member of Rangers’ 100 club. The Colombian is a dynamic forward who is equally comfortable dropping deeper and linking play or being the main focal point up top. While Morelos hasn’t been in the most prolific of goalscoring form this season (seven in 20 in all comps), expect him to be a constant menace to the Hibernian back line on Sunday.
Ryan Kent
Just back in the side from a hamstring injury, Ryan Kent looked back to his best in Rangers’ recent win over Ross County. Using his explosive pace, trickery and deadly right foot, Kent found the back of the net with a stunning strike to give his side the lead in a match they would go on to win 4-2. If Kent is on top of his game, it’s fair to assume that he will give his opposing full-back a torrid time on Sunday afternoon. A potential match winner for the Light Blues.
James Tavernier
Has Tavernier been the Scottish top-flight’s most consistent performer over the last three seasons? It’s hard to argue otherwise. Defensively solid, with a constant attacking threat down the right flank, and with the capability to produce goals and assists at a rate which most wingers and forwards simply can’t compete with. The right-back already has three goals and eight assists in the cinch Premiership this season, so another goal contribution on Sunday is likely.
