Connor Goldson insists Rangers are ignoring the noise surrounding their incredible start to the season.
The Ibrox side have gone 19 games without defeat in all competitions and have conceded just seven goals during that run of games.
Three of those came in Portugal on Thursday night and with 16 wins and three draws, they sit in pole position both the league and their Europa League group.
But the club's vice captain - who picked up the Premiership Player of the Month award - insists he and his team-mates are only focusing on the next game.
When asked if Rangers' run was going under the radar, Goldson said: "Maybe. I don’t really know.
"We’re just plodding along and trying to forget about the noise. We’ve another game in two days time.
"It’s all about us recovering and getting ready for Hamilton. If we can beat those then some boys will get a rest and some will go off on international.
"The main thing for us is winning games of football, we know where that will take us and we need to keep doing it.
"We’re playing every three days and we want to be as successful as possible in all competitions."
