There are a lot of uncertainties surrounding football at the minute, but one thing we can be sure of is that this summer is going to look a lot different for clubs on the transfer front.
The financial implications of covid-19 means there will be much less money floating around and player movement will be impacted, as a result.
But clubs will still be looking to strengthen, they'll just have to use different methods in order to do so.
Experts suggest there might be an increase in player-swap deals that could suits both parties, but the obvious method to bring in reinforcements will be players who are out of contract.
There is a host of experienced Premier League stars who are set to be available for nothing in the summer.
Here are a few that Rangers boss Steven Gerrard could turn to.
Goalkeepers
Karl Darlow, Newcastle United - 29 years old.
Rob Elliott, Newcastle United - 33 years old.
Stephen Henderson, West Ham - 31 years old.
Defenders
Nathaniel Clyne, Liverpool - 28 years old.
Kieron Freeman, Sheffield United - 27 years old.
Adrian Mariappa, Watford - 33 years old.
Leighton Baines, Everton - 35 years old.
Charlie Daniels, Bournemouth - 33 years old.
Midfielders
Adam Lallana, Liverpool - 31 years old.
Nampalys Mendy, Leicester City - 27 years old.
Marco Van Ginkel, Chelsea - 27 years old.
Forwards
Jordon Ibe, Bournemouth - 24 years old.
Shane Long, Southampton - 33 years old.
Oumar Niasse, Everton - 30 years old.
