Following a goalless draw against Hibernian, Rangers now trail Hearts by six points in the Scottish Premiership. Coach Danny Rohl didn't rule out further signings before the January transfer window closes. Former Rangers midfielder Andy Halliday questioned if the team has enough attacking power to win the title, especially with their lack of creativity from open play.

The team's struggles in attack were evident at Easter Road, with only two shots on target. Rangers' front three had limited impact, managing just six touches in the opposition box. The team's reliance on set-piece goals and a lack of open-play creativity are concerning. Adding a new striker could resolve these problems and boost the team's chances of winning the league.

Despite the defensive solidity, with 10 clean sheets in 16 games under Rohl, the team needs more firepower. The club has been linked to several forwards, including Ryan Naderi and Cameron Archer. Much will depend on whether key players like Skov Olsen can provide the necessary service and if the team can find a clinical finisher in the transfer window.

With the January transfer window closing, the pressure is on Rangers to address their attacking shortcomings. Securing a new striker is vital to their title ambitions and could be the difference in catching league leaders Hearts. The next few days will determine if they can strengthen their squad.