Rangers have named their squad for the Europa League second leg against Bayer Leverkusen, with Andy Firth and Filip Helander added.
The Gers lost 3-1 to the Bundesliga side in the first leg at Ibrox, and will finally play the return on Thursday at the BayArena.
The coronavirus pandemic caused a huge delay between the two matches and Steven Gerrard has been forced to make changes to his squad.
Wes Foderingham, Matt Polster, Sheyi Ojo, Andy Halliday and Florian Kamberi have all left since the first leg.
However, registration rules mean that Gerrard can't replace them with any of this summer's signings.
UEFA allow teams to add three players, but they must have been already registered and eligible to play for the club at domestic level since February 3.
Therefore the likes of Calvin Bassey, Jon McLaughlin and Leon Balogun aren't eligible to face Leverkusen.
Instead Rangers have added Andy Firth as backup goalkeeper, while Filip also comes into the squad alongside Jordan Jones.
Gerrard can therefore call on an A squad of 18 players, but youngsters from the B list can also be called-up.
The Gers boss may well have to do that, with Glen Kamara suspended and Nikola Katic out with injury.
Rangers Europa League squad:
Goalkeepers
Allan McGregor
Andy Firth
Defenders
James Tavernier
Connor Goldson
George Edmundson
Filip Helander
Borna Barisic
Midfielders
Ianis Hagi
Ryan Jack
Steven Davis
Ryan Kent
Glen Kamara
Brandon Barker
Scott Arfield
Jordan Jones
Forwards
Jermain Defoe
Joe Aribo
Alfredo Morelos
Greg Stewart
