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Publication date: Friday, April 5th, 2019 5:08
Rangers boss Steven Gerrard insists that there will be no big changes at Ibrox this summer.
With six games to play in the Ladbrokes Premiership, the Light Blues Celtic, which is 13 points behind its eighth consecutive title, hopes for an unprecedented triple national triple.
Gerrard recruited a new team of players and more last summer in a mbadive turnaround. He strengthened his team in January to win the Parkhead title and return to the trophy track.
The former captain of Liverpool and England admitted it was "impossible" to talk about the changes he would make at the end of the season before Motherwell's visit, but stressed that the focus would be on the quality.
Gerrard, who will be at the Fir Park booth while he serves a ban on a match for comments made to referee Bobby Madden after Sunday's loss against Celtic, said: "The only thing that I will say, it is to try to add more quality which will strengthen our 11 members, which will naturally strengthen the workforce.
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"There will be no big changes like last season.
"We felt that it was necessary at the time.
"We do not think we are as far as some people think or maybe the difference in points. We do not think we are so far, but it is clear that we must add more quality to improve and develop ourselves. "
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