by Lindsay Herron

PAUL LE GUEN is hoping to bring in two more players to his Rangers squad but it may depend on unwanted stars moving on.

He has candidly told three players that they should move on - Marvin Andrews, Oliver Bernard and Bob Malcolm - and if they do it may aid his chances of bolstering the squad.

Andrews certainly played his part for Rangers in a two-year period, but his unwillingness to have surgery on a cruciate ligament problem cost him his World Cup place with Trinidad & Tobago.

Malcolm has also been a good servant to Rangers but Le Guen has decided that it would also be in his best interests to find a fresh challenge. Bernard just did not hit it off at all, it is fair to say.

Le Guen is on record as wanting to sign Slovakian striker Filip Sebo, who was a team mate of Libor Sionko last season, and also had one more target.

The manager said: "It would be better for everyone if we find a solution but it depends on the will of the players.

"It is better to tell the players the situation before the season starts rather than wait until the games have commenced. It means that they know exactly what is happening.

"They have an understanding that I think it is best for them to go. Sometimes it is difficult to tell players that they should leave, but it is better to be honest with them.

"If these players do leave the club I am not sure if it will enable me to bring more in. We will see.

"I am not in a hurry but I hope that if this happens then I would be able to get one or maybe two more players."

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