Rangers manager Danny Rohl believes the squad has seen a boost in quality following the recent January transfer activity. The club brought in Ryan Naderi from Hansa Rostock, alongside Tochi Chukwuani, Andreas Skov Olsen, and Tuur Rommens. While reducing squad size, Rohl is optimistic about the team's prospects. He's especially pleased with Naderi's arrival, highlighting his scoring ability and physical presence.

Naderi's transfer was finalized late, but Rohl expressed satisfaction. He sees the new striker as a valuable asset, comparing him to the likes of Fredi Bobic. The team is currently competing in the Scottish Premiership. There is speculation that Rabbi Matondo might be leaving the team. The manager is focused on the remaining games of the season and is looking forward to the competition.

With the transfer window closed, Rangers now look ahead to games against Kilmarnock. The team's performance has been inconsistent this season. The Scottish Premiership title race is heating up. Hearts could extend their lead over Celtic and Rangers. Rohl aims to build on their recent acquisitions for a strong finish.

Rohl is confident in the team's ability. The manager believes the group possesses the necessary qualities to succeed. Rangers faces a crucial period with the team determined to make a final push. The team's next match is against Kilmarnock. The manager is convinced the team can win many games until the end of the season.